Re: [photo-3d] Re: Keystone Visual Survey Stereoscopes.

["Ferguson Studio" <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Boris;

Get a Telebinocular !  Take out the front plate and either use some other
light source or tilt the card forward 1/4" (I'm going to build a shim to do
this) and you will love it.  George--how about a color correct bulb for this
machine and new front plate?

By the way, I'll get back to you on the lengthy slide vs. print thing.  I've
got a museum show in a month and they are being very particular about no
penis's in the show !  I'll never understand this concept, full female
nudity is fine by no male frontal nudity.  When will everyone grow up?

Larry

With -30 wind chill in Omaha NE  (and I was just in Tampa, Florida with 70+
degrees)  Yes, I did see the Superbowl (on TV, just like you)





----- Original Message -----
From: <boris@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Dr. George A. Themelis <drt-3d@xxxxxxx>
Cc: <photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2001 4:13 PM
Subject: [photo-3d] Re: Keystone Visual Survey Stereoscopes.


> >> These are good for large prints, too, right?  Like stereo pair prints,
> >> really big hanging on a wall?  (Scope would be installed on pedestal).
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> Themelis replies:
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> >No, I don't think so!  They use lenses so the image must
> >be at a certain distance from the lenses (to be in focus)
> >so this puts a limit to the size.  Something with mirrors
> >(no lenses) would work better for very large prints.
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> Oh, right.  I am getting it confused with the mirror stereoscopes.
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> No one has mentioned the view magic print viewers on list.  They seem like
> a good value. ...But I like magnification.
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> I may have to get a telebinocular...
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