Re: [photo-3d] stereoscopes

[Linda Nygren <lnygren@xxxxxxx>]

How much did you have to pay for your personalized viewer-glassses?

I have previously thought about trying to get prescription glasses with
polarization appropriate for viewing projection, but hadn't thought
about doing what you describe with prismatic lenses. (Actually, since I
freeview well, I don't really need the prisms, but I am still curious.)
-Linda

Bob Wier wrote:
> 
> >If you are looking only for your own personal use, wouldn't an antique
> >Holmes viewer satisfy your needs?  You can also obtain a glass lens viewer
> >lorgnette that will allow you to see images printed in books and magazines,
> >rather than on the cards. Either of these options will cost you about $100.
> 
> I've done a couple of things - one is that on my last eye exam, I took
> along a card and got a perscription (which included prisms) to allow me
> to wear them as a viewer