[photo-3d] Re: beamsplitter picture

[Mark Shields <beamsplitter@xxxxxxxx>]

In case you missed it, I did find a bigger one
(of a Pentax) and it's at:

www.stmattpitt.org/pentax.jpg

For another kind of beamsplitter picture, that is, a picture taken
with a beamsplitter ("my" kind of beamsplitter  :-)  ), try:

www.stmattpitt.org/markxeye.gif

As the filename implies, it's a crosseyed freeviewing pair,
a self-portrait taken near Ohiopyle on the Youghiogheny River
Trail in southwestern Pennsylvania. Kodachrome 64, Olympus OM-10,
Stereo-tach splitter (which gave me some problems at the edges)
on an Olympus 50mm f/1.8, 81A filter (I think I applied additional
correction after it was scanned on my HP PhotoSmart, original
SCSI model, going into the SCSI port of my IBM 9577 "Lacuna"
133mHz (Kingston TurboChip) 586, 32MB RAM, proprietary scanner
software). I don't recall the f-stop (I'll guess f/5.6); the camera
picked the shutter speed, and I don't recall the scanning
resolution--I'll guess 600DPI.

Mark
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--- In photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx, Mark Shields <beamsplitter@xxxx>=20
wrote:
> So far I've only been able to locate a Zeiss--too many files on
> too many hard drives! I know there's a Pentax somewhere!
>=20

There's a tiny one on the B&H site=20
(http://www.bhphotovideo.com/).=20=20
Search for "stereo" in the photo lenses category.

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