[photo-3d] Cherished Stereojet memories

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> If we forget about the cost for a moment, just think about the
> excitement of a wedding album done on a StereoJet!


It's not such a far-fetched idea.  In my younger days I played drums in a
wedding band that catered to Boston society. I can remember receptions where
$10,000.00 was spent on the flowers and shrubbery, and families who would
rent out all of the Ritz Carlton's ballrooms at once just to make sure their
guests didn't feel crowded.

>We just need to find one of those young, Internet billionaires
>who is willing to spend big bucks for his or her wedding.

I think you can find many of those young internet billionaires these days at
their local unemployment offices...  Don't forget that Mom and Dad often
foot the bill for these affairs.  There are plenty of old economy
millionaires with kids to marry off.  One issue that should be considered is
the shelf life of Stereojet prints.  Will they have faded before the Silver
Anniversary party?  A Stereojet wedding album might be a bit costly for many
weddings, but there is that segment of the market where money is no object,
and I think if properly marketed ("a cutting edge high-tech digital virtual
reality imaging process!") this sort of thing could have a great deal of
appeal.  Just make sure they don't put you in the kitchen with the band and
feed you stale club sandwiches during your breaks!

Jim Harp


 

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