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... It never existed.
So here's what I know. It's branded a "Discovery Channel Store 3D Stereo Camera". Takes 35mm film. No model number anywhere on it. Basically, it exposes a binocular image on a single 35mm (similar to how the old half-frame cameras like the old Olympus PENs) for viewing in an included viewer, looks kinda like a plastic folding Viewmaster.
There is NO information about this thing ANYWHERE. Patent information on the back door gives me products that the patents were applied to, tons actually. But no info on this camera. Google searches only give me general stereoscopy history and Discovery Channel's plans with RED.
Now I'm actually typing this away on my phone. If you guys want pictures, I'm sure I can find a way to get some on here. But my question is...
Has anyone seen this? Or something like it? Do you have and/or use one? Does anyone have any tips or tricks for shooting stereo on 35mm? Also! I work in a photolab and have access to a wicked film scanner, so if anyone would like to see results I'd be more than happy to post some once I finish this roll.
So here's what I know. It's branded a "Discovery Channel Store 3D Stereo Camera". Takes 35mm film. No model number anywhere on it. Basically, it exposes a binocular image on a single 35mm (similar to how the old half-frame cameras like the old Olympus PENs) for viewing in an included viewer, looks kinda like a plastic folding Viewmaster.
There is NO information about this thing ANYWHERE. Patent information on the back door gives me products that the patents were applied to, tons actually. But no info on this camera. Google searches only give me general stereoscopy history and Discovery Channel's plans with RED.
Now I'm actually typing this away on my phone. If you guys want pictures, I'm sure I can find a way to get some on here. But my question is...
Has anyone seen this? Or something like it? Do you have and/or use one? Does anyone have any tips or tricks for shooting stereo on 35mm? Also! I work in a photolab and have access to a wicked film scanner, so if anyone would like to see results I'd be more than happy to post some once I finish this roll.