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> On 07/26/2010 12:16 AM, Thomas de Groot wrote:
>> "Larry Hudson"<org### [at] yahoo com> schreef in bericht
>> news:4c4ceab9$1@news.povray.org...
>>
>>> At one time there was a stereo camera available for these View-Master
>>> style pictures. I'm sure it either came with, or had available the
>>> device(s) to mount them properly. Of course, this was a LONG time ago
>>> and
>>> I'm sure it's no longer manufactured. Never had one myself but I
>>> remember
>>> seeing them. Perhaps you could find one on E-Bay?
>>>
>>
>> View Master....<sigh> yes, I remember the name now. If I remember
>> correctly, there was indeed a camera but you had to send the film
>> (already
>> mounted?) to the company for processing. I never owned one though.
>>
>> Thomas
>>
>>
>
> I never had one either, but sending the film to the company for
> processing is probably right. My thinking that you could mount them
> yourself is strictly from (faulty) memory and assumptions -- always a
> bad idea, of course. :-(
>
> Although I do remember (I think...) it used standard 35mm film.
>
> I used to do all of my own photo processing, including 35mm slides --
> the developing and mounting of slides is a pretty straight-forward
> procedure. Making prints (both B&W and color) is much more involved, but
> fun, and I did a lot of that once-upon-a-time. Most of my printing was
> from 2-1/4 square negatives rather than 35mm. But I haven't done any
> photo processing for many years now... <sigh>
>
> -=- Larry -=-
I don't think. The ViewMaster wheels had around 8mm images, much closer
to the "instamatic" format. If it used normal 35mm film, it would need
to be cut and assembled on the wheels, with lot of waste.
Alain
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