film shooters

[Scott Murray]

Around Tokyo last Sunday (yesterday). Who made them?


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I am thinking that one is a Viewmaster Stereo Camera.

http://www.vmresource.com/camera/camera.htm

 

[gqtuazon]

Have a read through this - Intro to Stereo

Apparently back then they were called Stereo cameras and you could make your own 3D slides.

Nikon's Stereo-Nikkor 1:3.5 f=3.5cm special wideangle lens for Nikon S-Mount Rangefinder cameras


The links that I have seen are different from the camera that this guy is using. It has those dials on the top of the camera.

 

[Scott Murray]

Nikon's Stereo-Nikkor 1:3.5 f=3.5cm special wideangle lens for Nikon S-Mount Rangefinder cameras


The links that I have seen are different from the camera that this guy is using. It has those dials on the top of the camera.

Try this - Sawyers: View-master Personal Stereo Price Guide: estimate a camera value

And here - https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/6611590711/

 

[gqtuazon]

Try this - Sawyers: View-master Personal Stereo Price Guide: estimate a camera value

And here - https://www.flickr.com/photos/64947908@N05/6611590711/

Yup. That looks more like it. Viewmaster - imagine that...

 

[Marcel]

Yup. That looks more like it. Viewmaster - imagine that...

But it looks bigger than the view master... I wonder if there wasn't one made that would have used 120 film? It looks different from the view master one.

 

[gqtuazon]

Here is the 50% crop. It didn't have enough DoF to have the camera in focus.

 

[Horoscope Fish]

Reminds me of the old Mikroma cameras. I've only seen two of them in the flesh and that was years ago.

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[Scott Murray]

But it looks bigger than the view master... I wonder if there wasn't one made that would have used 120 film? It looks different from the view master one.

@gqtuazon Looks like this one - TDC Stereo Vivid