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S3D Re: Camera Hacking Booklet
- From: Brenda Nowlan <bknowlan@xxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: S3D Re: Camera Hacking Booklet
- Date: Thu, 04 Mar 1999 07:21:33 +0100
Hi everyone!
I would like to add that I got Mike Watters' book and made the XA2 wireless
twin rig and I love it! IMO it is a book worth having in your stereo
library. Mike, I can't wait for volume 2! :^)
Brenda Nowlan
Watters wrote:
> Hello,
> Given the recent questions regarding twin rigs based on small
> electronic cameras on photo-3d, I thought I would once again mention the
> booklet I finished on camera hacking.
>
> It's 60 pages of projects including:
> -building an anaglyph lens for your SLR
> -base seperation formulas with a pocket slide-rule calculator
> (included)
> -FED camera modifications
> -A simple slide bar
> -Realist viewer to 7P conversion
> -the XA-2 twin camera rig (XA-2x2)
> -Nimslo modifications
> -a high quality filmstrip previewer
> -macro camera principals
> -a Siamese camera based on the Argus C3 (the See-3D)
>
> The projects are discussed at various levels. Most (including the
> XA-2x2 rig) are in the form of extremely explicit step-by-step
> instructions. Others (like the See-3D camera) are discussed in detail,
> but not "step-by-step" per se. A few (mainly the macro chapter) are
> discussed in principal only, laying out the basic approach and leaving
> the execution to the reader.
>
> The booklet is designed with the beginning hacker in mind. It's intent
> is to get more people started in this area and serve as a source of
> ideas, inspiration and confidence. I'm asking US$25 for the booklet
> which includes shipping in North America.
>
> Please Email for an address or if you have any questions.
> mdwatters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
> mike
> watters
>
> PS - To those who already HAVE copies, I'd appreciate your thoughts on
> it. I've gotten some feedback already from a newbie hacker who built
> her own XA-2 rig (wireless version), but more is always better. If this
> one is a success, I'm considering putting together a second collection
> of simple projects. That would be some time coming though since I'm
> only about 1/2-way through building the darn things myself. :)
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