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Pics taken with my 1952 Argus C3 and my 1957 Stereo Realist:
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Still working on more, so I'll update the thread as I finish more photos... Feedback is definitely appreciated! :D
I loooove the look from the Argus.
Whats the best way to view the Stereo images?
You can either use some 3d glasses made for stereo pairs, or you can do the "Magic Eye" trick where you cross your eyes...
Here's a better tutorial: How to see 3D photos @ Neil Creek – Photographer
Amazing! Great photos :)
wow that is great. thanks.
I love the photo you took of Sleeping Beauty's castle :)
Thanks for the comments! :)
Those are fantastic, thank you!
I'm a huge stereo enthusiast, love seeing stereo images of Disneyland! THanks so much for posting!
For those looking for a viewing method, if you have a 3D tv you can also throw them up onto your screen in SBS mode.
I tried following the instructions in the post above, but no luck here :( I like them as regular photos, though!
i thought i was the only one in the world lugging my stereo realist into the parks :) great hyperfocal distance on almost all of your shots. the haunted mansion shot is particularly great. --
i once got detained at bag check because i was hauling in a mamiya rb67. they stated that they needed to bring a manager over to inspect it, because it looked like a professional camera, and Disney doesn't allow professional cameras into the park - they have their own professional photographers. i was laughing my *$$ off because the lady behind me had a canon 5D and a luxury prime hanging off the end of it, and they were stopping to inspect a camera that was made before i was born :)
Cool! I didn't know anybody was still using a Stereo Realist - I'd love to see some pics, if you have them.
Great pictures!
Did you add any kind of Instagram-style filters, or did they come out of the camera/scanner that way? Either way, they look cool.