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I see you mentioned image 3-D. I used their services in concert with my Fuji FinePix WD3D cam. I’m fairly good at image editing so, I sent in sets from a variety of trips. Unfortunately, what i got back was pretty crude. Grainy, reduced resolution, printed onto a reel that is only usable with their substandard non-lit viewer. Considering how much it cost, I was disappointed. The original image quality was excellent, easy to confirm with my superior camera’s rear LCD. I do have the personal stereo cam, and all of the accoutrements, but this is more for display historical value. I’m a fairly good judge of what it takes for a 3D still to “pop”, but I’m afraid the FinePix has completely spoiled me with its instant gratification! Ultimately, I’ve concluded i’ll download the images into a wall frame that displays in 3-D without user glasses. Something that rotates a thousand images. The technology is almost here!

I’d love to hear your opinion on an assumption that I’ve made. Virtually all of the reels that I’ve collected spanning the Ektachrome years have untainted sets that i was fortunate enough to secure. This includes middle years, not just end caps. What’s unclear to me is whether these reels were simply never put through a hot projector or left in an attic, or they are indeed Kodachrome. This is important with respect to how I view these sets. They are currently marked as “No Projector Use” or “Red Danger” in case a family member is interested in my absence. I have one odd set with a reel containing two magenta film chips, and all others in brilliant color. Important to note, both perspectives of these chips match. So, two matched pairs of magenta and five of color. Because of this reel, I’ve assumed they did use Kodachrome now and again. Meaning, I am safe to use these in a projector. Unfortunately, there are five sets that I was never able to find untainted, but it is what it is! Thank you for putting up this interesting video, it’s nice to see a meticulous individual (other than myself) preserving this history .

They’re all so lovely!

I love the 50s, and to see it in 3D, it's simply fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

Hello, I have the 1900/1901 model shown at 3:28. I need to disassemble it to clean and adjust it, where can I get the plans that I see in your video? Thank you so much!

Good tutorial, but very bad resolution video..

Facebook has a 3-D conversion also but it just moves back-and-forth in tune with the 3-D. You have to turn the phone one way take a screenshot turn the phone the other way take a screenshot and then intentionally placed the two images together in the parallel format. It doesn’t do badly.

Fascinating!

Yes been waiting on this to be posted. Thanks yall!

I am only about 2 minutes in so far. I found the first image more difficult to comfortably parallel view than most shots I have seen online but I did manage it. Is that due to the combination of the aspect ratio and their close placement? I am curious.

Thanks!

Correction: I said Michaelangelo in relation to the Mona Lisa, and of course, the artist was Leonardo Da Vinci. See what happens when you don't use a script?

Wow, amazing historical and fascinating findings by the notable 3D specialist, Eric Kurland👈!

THANKS for sharing! Nice presentation, some great photos. Alice is an amazing, talented guy... one of my first concert experiences in the early days. There is a 3D "Halloween Night of Fear" concert (2011)... not sure where or if it's actually available anywhere... ?

Really great Kyler. You're doing some really interesting stuff lately

Great photos 😎

It was a great presentation Thank you for sharing. X

The whole time my thumb is trying to double-tap the images. 😂 I love the pictures and am happy for Kyler that he can experience the band's history and stories so closely. 🐍

A very detailed and well done presentation, with flipping from before and after images to really show you the results. A must see, especially for those creating 3D composited photos👍.

Some great stuff here... maybe Star Wars could use a shadow?

These are so awesome! Beautiful work Carl!

Have you ever thought of experimental stereoscopic setups? Where you use two eyes instead of using two stereo cards? Look at a face and achieve three eyes. Done between two people.

Well, I'm late to the party but glad you uploaded this. It was fun to watch. My collection is small compared to many but I have my faves. I am a late baby boomer so some of the reels you say are Gen X are familiar to me. I inherited my uncle's Model C when I was about 12 years old. My favorite scene which ignited my View Master passion is from a demo reel. It's a diorama shot of a rocket on the launch pad at night. The mini spotlights, the smoke and the rocket are just mesmerizing to this day. I love the dioramas, fairy tale reels and many travel reels. My favorite viewers are Model D and E.

What is the adhesive machine called?

Happy 3D day! It plays fine, but curious was the sound was, (could just be my browser)

Thanks for sharing this amazing device! Ives was a genius.

Fantastic! Thanks for making that presentation. I'm a fan of Ives for both his 3-color work and his pioneering autostereoscopic techniques.

Wonderful presentation - extremely well organised, not at all surprising coming from two such talented individuals. I’m even more in awe of the creativity and cleverness of you both!

Amazing piece of technology! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the video. Do you have a link for somewhere I could buy the "bicycle phone mounts"? Rob

What program do you use to edit the pictures

I would like to thank Katya for this beautiful presentation. I''ve also had the Stereomat cards collection in my childhood. Loved it very much.

What beautiful stereo cards Katya - I can imagine how much you loved them as a child - and still do!

Thanks again for sharing these! I love Katya! She’s amazing!

Thanks for sharing this lovely experience of Stereomat slides. Very beautifully made. 👌👌

Amazing, Klara! Thank you for sharing your passion for stereo imagery! Cheers to VSC Community! We're happy to support any creators who would like to learn more about 3D Lightfield technology.

Omg! I never thought it was like that, it's so cool. And of course I enjoyed the explanation, it's very interesting to watch. 💕

My wonderful friend!! You know I'll always be here to support you, I was always glad to collaborate with you, who brought my drawings to life with your magic conversion powers!! ily!!

Very interesting, thank you for sharing!

These are amazing images Vanessa! Loved watching these products of talent and creativity..

This are really amazing pictures of your beautiful country. Thank you for sharing. I just started to take 3D Pictures. It would be great, if you would do a tutorial on stereophptpgraphy. Best greetings from Bavaria, Alexander

Thank you for showing my strawberries

In the early 60's we only had 4 reels and i would look at the Taj Mahal over and over .... the world of stereo is incredible...This is a good time to buy as i have not seem things cheaper relative to the value of the dollar . Best View-master are the 10X with achromatic lenses and focus for both eyepieces.. the typical cheap3X VM is to the model D 7.5X as the model D is to the 10X indeed the gap may be larger the 3X may show a nest of birds, the 7.5X shows inside ithe nest but the 10X shows the individual chicks feathers and spots around their eyes. Sadly i would give away the cheap viewers to poor kids with 20 reels and they had no attention span they would rip through each reel in 10 second and that was that. so i stopped. I also got two movie reels in lots that I bought. red heads from Seattle and an RKO picture the French Line

stuffed walrus told me about you so I subscribed.

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Thanks Dylan! Excited to see this showing here in The Villages in just a couple of days!

Every single one of theses is stunning - and inspirational!

Hi, we saw your video, liked it and subscribed to Your channel. We are also fascinated by the 3D-VIEW-MASTER and the Stereography. We read the old View-Master Booklets on our Channel to the reels...come and see us :-)

Good stuff! Glad to see people are cooking up their own applications that work with the Looking Glass.

Nice wiggles! A music video clip with wiggles: th-cam.com/video/pLuQ0MGLBXU/w-d-xo.html