[FH&PB]

Viewers? We don't need no stinkin' viewers!

Don't cross your eyes, though. These are "straight" images. For me, the really great news is that my eyes are working for stereo viewing again; I had that surgery three years ago that gave me double vision and I couldn't fuse anything for a couple of years. Hoorah!

I used to have one of those Pentax splitters (is that the one you have?) but sold it because I never used it. The nice thing about them is that you get a stereo print from one frame, while the dedicated stereo cameras make you collate separate frames into a slide holder. I still have a Stereo Realist, a TDC Vivid (my fave) and a Nimslo with a macro attachment. Ah, memories.

Good pics, Scott. Thanks for sharing them!

 

[Semper Vaporo]

I had to work at it to get my eyes into the 3D mode. It is a bit of an exercise to do it, but viewing them in 3D really makes details pop out. I saw things I didn't notice before.

When viewing the 3D photos on the web page, I got my eyes into the 'mode' and then just scrolled the images up and down so I could view the next one without having to work at it to get my eyes into the 'mode' again. Then I got to the first non-3D photo and I think my left eye nearly popped out of its socket trying to keep the single image in 3D. OUCH!

 

[Bob Pope]

Scott,

It was nice to finally meet you at Diamondhead and I enjoyed seeing the Wada Zephyr run. Thanks for the photos - I can appreciate the 'diesel slant'!

Bob

 

[scottemcdonald]

For those who asked - here is the link to the beamsplitter I used: http://www.berezin.com/3D/3d_lens.htm

Good to know there are a few out there who have the 'skills' to freeview even though I didn't set them up for that! ;-)

Scott