Some stereo images

<p>Thought I would share some stereo images I took tonight. I use StereoPhotoMaker to turn the files from my Fuji W1 into traditional Holmes-style stereographic cards. I sent these images to my local lab to print as 5x7's which I will trim to 3.5x7. Viewing is with an antique card viewer.</p>

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<p>It's a snowy night in town, one of the first we've had this year.</p><div></div>

<p>That was Old City Hall in the background of that last shot.</p>

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<p>There was some transit chaos earlier today, from an unrelated power outage. It affected subways and streetcars (electric trolleys.) Once the snow hit, the system was back up and running normally, including this bus.</p><div></div>

Of course I need to offer the obligatory

camera shot :)

<p>It's the Fuji W1, the first generation of digital stereo point and shoot.</p><div></div>

<p>I have one of those myself, with the viewer. Bought it several years ago (horribly expensive then) haven't used it for more that 12 pics in the years I've had it. Too bad, because they seem to take high quality photos.</p>

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<p>Here are some older fashion stereo pictures...</p>

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Stereotach beam splitter in front of camera lens:<br>

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Stereo Realist with F:3.5 David White lenses: <br>

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A. T. Burke<br /></p>