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	Glossary
		A method of free-viewing stereo pairs where the left eye image is placed on the right side of a stereo pair and the right eye image is placed on the left side.
		Macro Stereo Photography is stereo photography in which the image on the film is about the same size or larger than the true size of the image.
		Stereo photography using two monoscopic cameras, usually with shutters and other components connected internally or externally using mechanical or electronic means.
	www.berezin.com /3d/Glossary.htm (1338 words)

	The Art of Stereo Photography
		Stereograms and stereo photography started to lose public popularity during the early part of the twentieth century as cameras and photography became simpler and cheaper.
		It follows that stereo photography is the art of taking two pictures of the same subject from two slightly different viewpoints and displaying them in such a way that each eye sees only one of the images.
		However, all stereo photography using a single camera cannot be used where the subject is moving as the time delay between shots will mean that the subject will be in a totally different position or not even in the frame when taking the second image.
	www.photostuff.co.uk /stereo.htm (4724 words)

	stereoscopy.com - The Library: Stereo Photography - by Fritz G. Waack
		The stereo slides rotated step-wise on a drum at a certain speed from one viewer to the next.
		In addition, interchangeable twin stereo lenses were developed for the Contax and Leica along with the supplementary mirror- and prism-attachments.
		Stereo attachments were also built for single lens cameras: so-called beamsplitters which likewise used the horizontal format of 24x36 mm divided into two single frames in a vertical format of 18 x 24 mm.
	www.stereoscopy.com /library/waack-ch-2.html (658 words)

	Intro to Stereo
		This typically involves the use of a "stereo" camera having two lenses, which are separated by a distance approximately equal to the distance between your eyes.
		A few stereo cameras have been made which produce wider (7-sprocket) images, and superb stereo pictures can also be made using regular single-lens cameras either alone (for stationary subjects) or "twinned".
		In stereo photography you will usually want to obtain the maximum depth-of-field possible, since pictures that are sharp from front to back help to maintain the realism of the scene.
	mywebpages.comcast.net /dssweb/intro_to_stereo.htm (2230 words)

	Carl Pisaturo - STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY Main
		The human mind is nourished by visual experience, and the miracle that is photography allows a visual experiences to to saved, reproduced and moved.
		Photography extends the range of visual reality, in time and space, that a human mind can engage.
		Carl Pisaturo is creating innovative stereo cameras, stereo viewers, aligners, and techniques to raise this beautiful medium to new heights.
	carlpisaturo.home.mindspring.com /Stereo_Main.html (532 words)

	OSPS's Tutorial for Stereo Photography
		Stereo photography in the 50s was a complete system, which included things like stereo viewers, stereo projectors, books, and commercial stereo mounting.
		Stereo mounts, commercial mounting and even modern stereo cameras, viewers and projectors are still available today, but only through small number of manufacturers and resellers.
		Stereo pictures normally need to be sharp from front to back, i.e., from the nearest object to the most distant object in the scene (usually infinity).
	home.att.net /~osps/tutorial (1970 words)

	ArchitectureWeek - Culture - Stereo Photography for Architecture - 2003.0604
		Stereo photography positions scene artifacts in space, simulates interior space enclosed by the envelope, and effectively renders the dispersal and reflectance of light that define the tactile and visual qualities of materials.
		Stereo photography restores the binocular cues for space perception that enable stronger readings of distance and size.
		Stereo photography supports natural binocular vision by providing pairs of discrete images for the left and right eyes.
	www.architectureweek.com /2003/0604/culture_1-1.html (301 words)

	Paul's Stereo Photography Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stereo Photography is most easily done with a stereo camera.
		Stereo photography is taking two photographs, one for the left eye and one for the right to reproduce an image in three dimensions.
		Most people are familiar with stereo photography in the form of the View-Master viewer.
	www.paulivester.com /3d/3d.htm (74 words)

	Stereo Photography
		t may surprise you to hear that the hype of stereo photography was 100 years ago, in the late 19th century.
		Stereo daguerrotypies were widely spread as soon as 1850, the bulk of which being female nudes and other obscenities (the latter phrase for US americans, not for middleeuropeans, who happen to be more wide-sighted.)
		Stereo viewers for dias are common in trade.
	www.geocities.com /TimesSquare/1658/stereo.html (1284 words)

	Stereo Photography
		To view this stereo photo pair in 3-D you must be able to see about equally well with either eye and be able to 'cross' your eyes slightly.
		The photo pair was made with a 35mm SLR camera mounted on a tripod with a special tripod mounting bracket for stereo photography.
		Stereo pairs can be made handheld if care is exercised and if cropping of the resulting photos can be done, but this bracket made it much easier.
	jamesmskipper.tripod.com /jamesmskipper/stereo_photography.html (1411 words)

	All About Stereo Photography
		Although it's possible to take a pair of stereo images with a single camera and lens, it's not the easiest way and the results are somewhat unpredictable.
		In the old days, stereo photographs were mounted side by side on a card or printed on top of one slightly out of register.
		To achieve a stereo effect, a series on 15 or more images is taken with the camera moved to the right between exposures of each pair.
	www.shortcourses.com /how/stereo/stereoimages.htm (3196 words)

	An Introduction to 3-D (Stereoscopic) Photography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stereo photography utilizes photographs made from cameras or camera systems that make separate images (preferably made simultaneously) that are separated by a distance equal to the distance between a person’s eyes, known as the interocular distance.
		The height of stereo photography popularity in the twentieth century came in the period from the late 1940's-the early 1960's at which time stereo became considered to be old-fashioned.
		Stereo photography these days is more likely to be adaptations of existing camera systems rather than attempts to market an entirely new format.
	www.acsu.buffalo.edu /~kswiatek/StereoIntro.html (1505 words)

	Fun with stereographic photography (kottke.org)
		Stereographic photography (or stereo photography for short) involves taking two slightly different pictures of the same scene so that viewing them in a certain way produces a 3-dimensional image.
		Having seen some examples of stereo photos recently, I decided to do some research and experiment by making some of my own.
		Stereo photography turns out to be fairly easy to do if you're not concerned with exact results, even if you only have one camera.
	www.kottke.org /03/01/030127fun_with_ste.html (507 words)

	Stereographer.com
		If not, Berezin Stereo Photography Products sells the best viewers for stereo pairs on the net and for most books for only $3.
		Then in the late 1990s, IMAX introduced a new stereo movie projection system that, along with computer graphics and virtual reality machines, promises to increase the number of devotees, collectors, and creators.
		Stereo recordings use two microphones, and stereo photos use two lenses.
	www.stereographer.com (506 words)

	History of Stereo Photography
		Queen Victoria visited the World's Fair in London in 1851 and was so entranced by the stereoscopes on display that she precipitated an enthusiasm for three-dimensional photography that soon made it a popular form of entertainment world-wide.
		It was Sir Charles Wheatstone who in 1833 first came up with the idea of presenting slightly different images to the two eyes using a device he called a reflecting mirror stereoscope.
		Stereo photography peaked around the turn of the century and went out of fashion as movies increased in popularity.
	www.arts.rpi.edu /~ruiz/stereo_history/text/historystereog.html (632 words)

	Stereo Photography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The explosion in photography, as well as stereophotography, did not happen until the wet plate process was replaced by the dry plate process in the late 1800s and from then on.
		The principle behind stereo vision (bi ocular, or 2 eyes) is this: because the eyes are separtated a small distance - 2 inches to 3 inches - each eye gets a slightly different view of the outside world.
		Since the minimum requirement for stereo pictures is merely that they be taken from two different view points, there is no reason that a single camera cannot be used for both photos, provided that certain restrictions are noted.
	www.wustl.edu /1997-99web/solo/sterinfo.html (1051 words)

	Do It Yourself stereo pair photography
		Stereo pair pictures allow one the excitement of seeing the hitherto unseen, and it amazes me that they are so little known.
		It is much easier to present a stereo pair such as this than to try to describe the structures of the layers with single photogaphs plus drawings and dimensions.
		Stereo viewing shows that nodules of cloud were separated by clear air.
	www.jetsamoocow.clara.co.uk (3697 words)

	Stereo Photography Notes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stereo parallax is a measure of this separation.
		When telephoto lenses are used for stereo photography the distance between them must be increased to keep the resulting picture from looking flat.
		The use of the 58 for stereo is a good idea in that stereo is a hyper-focus medium (whereas traditional flat photography is mostly a selective focus medium) and DOF throughout the scene is usually desirable at least to get started...
	medfmt.8k.com /mf/stereo.html (7587 words)

	A History of Photography, by Robert Leggat: STEREOSCOPIC photography
		Stereoscopic, or 3D photography, works because it is able to recreate the illusion of depth.
		Their output was collossal; they listed over a hundred thousand stereo photographs in their 1858 catalogue.
		Though there exist (quite expensive) stereo cameras in the second-hand market, if one is photographing a still object a single camera is all that is needed.
	www.rleggat.com /photohistory/history/stereosc.htm (572 words)

	STEREO (3-D) PHOTOGRAPHY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		This was the peak of the 50's "stereo craze" where Hollywood was cranking out 3-D movies, camera stores had a variety of stereo cameras to satisfy market demand, and every news-stand carried a wide range of 3-D comic books.
		I was fascinated by stereo photography, but a young fellow in the 6th and 7th grade can hardly afford quality camera gear.
		Stereo viewing of these galleries is supported using three different approaches - basic grayscale anaglyphs for the casual viewer and both DepthCharge and Stereoscope for the dedicated stereo enthusiast.
	taggart.glg.msu.edu /stereo/stereo.htm (1192 words)

	Chicago Stereo Camera Club Stereo Photography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stereo Photography is an exciting art and hobby.
		If you are interested in trying stereo photography, viewing stereo photography or just exploring a new medium, come to our club meetings.
		Everyone is friendly and willing to explain and help new people discover the exciting world of stereo photography.
	www.geocities.com /stereophotography (92 words)

	Stereo Photography
		With practice, these images can be viewed in stereo using the naked eye.
		To view with stereo glasses, view the image pairs through the glasses from about six inches in front of the monitor.
		The Photomicrographs page has several stereo pairs taken through a microscope, the Skulls page has numerous stereo pairs of different skulls, and the Miscellaneous page has some of my early attempts.
	www.mineralarts.com /stereo/stereo.html (267 words)

	Stereo Photography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		These stereo pairs were taken with simultaneous exposures by a pair of Lubitels on a flash bracket.
		In the future I'll mount my stereo slides (unfortunately I can't show these since I don't have access to a transparency scanner) to match the King Inn format, and enlarge the prints to match a Holmes stereoscope.
		Scanning the individual contact sheets proved to be too much trouble since the lab I had the development and contacts done at did not make any effort to keep the edge of the negatives aligned with the edge of the paper, thus making it difficult to control rotational errors added by the scanning process.
	www.panix.com /~reynolds/photography/stereo (472 words)

	Stereo photography, page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Stereo (3-D) photography is certainly neat to look at, but it might also soon help scientists conduct research on a variety of subjects including tornadoes.
		The cameras must be mounted on a small platform that can rotate to aim in the desired direction, plus level itself in case the car is on an incline.
		The cameras on multiple vehicles must then be synchronized to take the photos at the same time in order to obtain stereo, or 3-D pairs of images.
	www.nssl.noaa.gov /edu/ideas/stereo.html (275 words)

	The 3D Stereo Photography WebRing
		Take a photo rich journey through many of the stereo viewers that were produced in the 20th Century.
		Stereo pictures to be viewed cross-eyed, so no special equipment is needed.
		Ledametrix is the art and science of twin camera digital stereo photography.
	e.webring.com /hub?ring=the3dstereophoto (1927 words)

	Stereo Photography Basics
		There are several rules of thumb in stereo photography, but probably the most important one concerns how much to move the camera between the left image and the right image; this is often referred to as the stereo "base".
		And as with all rules in photography, there are cases where you'll want to break the 1 in 30 rule for the sake of artistic creativity, such as going wider than normal to exaggerate the 3-D effect.
		Once the stereo pair is created, a considerable amount of thought should be put into how the resulting image will be presented.
	www.recordedlight.com /stereo/tutorials (727 words)

	STEREO PHOTOGRAPHY
		shoots stereo photos for commercial and educational clients as well as gallery images.
		The following links are to sample stereos which are set up to freeview (crosseyed):
		Ultra sharp 35mm stereo camera built in Germany from Konica Hexar cameras.
	www.studio3d.com /pages/stereophoto.html (241 words)

	Stereo Photography
		Stereo, or 3-D photography is almost as old as photography itself.
		The main drawback to this technique is that colors in the final image can wind up being somewhat muted, or impossible to be presented, due to rivalry issues with the red/blue lenses of the glasses.
		Free-viewing can be done in one of two ways; one is the divergence method, in which the eyes are trained to focus beyond the real image, and focus instead on an imaginary spot beyond the "page".
	www.recordedlight.com /stereo (714 words)

	MyAlbum - Stereoscopy
		Stereophotography is one of my hobbies and, when not working on improving MyAlbum, I enjoy taking and viewing stereo pictures as well as reading everything related to stereo.
		By placing the monitors side by side, a wide picture will be displayed using both monitors and, in the case of a stereo picture (left-right pair in a single file), the left and right pictures of the pair will naturally be displayed on the left and right monitors.
		JPS are stereo JPEG files with both the left and the right pictures stored in the same file.
	perso.wanadoo.fr /myalbum/3D.html (1285 words)

	Stereoscopic Photography - Some Personal Experiences
		I'm using the Chinese from Stereo World, and the American from Tri-Delta Engineering.
		I'm using the Ukranian FED Stereo, the Russian Sputnik, and the American Realist.
		Finally, using two coupled cameras as a rig has the potential for highest quality and flexibility, but is expensive and difficult to use as noted by my experiences with a stereo rig, i.e.
	www.pauck.de /marco/photo/stereo/stereo.html (391 words)

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