Knight's Cosmorama stereo viewer A very special stereoviewer. NO reserve price! www.catawiki.com/en/l/60997047 #catawikicamera #catawiki #stereoscopy #viewmaster #3dreels #tandem #stereocamera #stereviewers #knightslondon #knightscosmorama #stereophotography #3D #vintagephoto #photography #auction #sellatauction #vintagefind #atticfind #camerahistory
Rare and complete set of Stereoviewer. Raumbild-Verlag Rollei-Kamera www.catawiki.com/en/l/81366753 #catawikicamera #catawiki #stereoscopy #viewmaster #3dreels #stereoviewer #stereophotography #3D #rollei #raumbild-verlag #vintagephoto #heidoscop #rolleidoscop #photography #auction #vintagefind #atticfind #camerahistory
PLANOX Militaire N° 305 Stereo viewer www.catawiki.com/en/l/84336861 #catawikicamera #catawiki #stereoscopy #viewmaster #planox #tandem #stereocamera #stereoviewer #stereophotography #3D #vintagephoto #photography #auction #vintagefind #atticfind #camerahistory
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Rare 1950’s wall-mounted coin-op stereo viewer with 40 female nude 3D images. A large motorised disc (55 cm diameter) holds the 40 views. When a 1 franc coin is inserted, the customer can view 10 views. Used to be housed in a brothel. Excellent working condition.
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Margaret Sullivan’s book, Jane Austen Cover to Cover, collects dozens of the covers that publishers around the world have concocted for her six major novels; it’s “two hundred years of publication, interpretation, marketing, and misapprehensions.” These six examples of Emma indicate Austen’s singular place in the canon: the covers range from the lurid to the leather bound—highbrow, …
Underwood Like (unbranded) Stereo viewer + 58 stereo images (late 1890s) https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/57336453-underwood-like-unbranded-stereo-viewer-58-stereo-images-late-1890s
Glass stereo slides of France, taken with the Richard Verascope stereo camera. Photos taken by my g-grandfather during trips to England and Europe, with the family, 1907 to 1913 The slides, contain two small positive transparency images, of 38 x38mm (1 ½”) , giving a medium-resolution image. The images are normally viewed with the self-advancing tray viewer – the Richard Taxiphote cabinet stereo viewer.
Glass stereo slides of England, taken by my g-grandfather during trips to England and Europe, with the family, 1907 -1922, using the Richard Verascope stereo camera. The slides, contain two small positive transparency images, of 38 x38mm (1 ½”) , giving a reasonable medium-resolution image. The images are normally viewed with the self-advancing tray viewer – the Richard Taxiphote cabinet stereo viewer.
Jules Richard Taxiphote stereoscopic viewer for 10.5x4.5 lenses in red mahogany. It works perfectly. The cover where the slides are stored is not the original one, but it is very well fixed. https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/91490983 #catawiki #stereoviewer #julesrichard #letaxiphote #stereoimage #stereophotography #stereo-classeur #auctioned
A nice example of a stereo-viewer. It's the French Graphoscope. Stereo photography was big business in the time. https://www.catawiki.com/en/l/67936635 #catawikicamera #catawiki #stereoscopy #viewmaster #3dreels #tandem #stereocamera #stereviewers #stereophotography #3D #graphoscope #frenchdesign #madeinfrance #vintagephoto #photography #auction #sellatauction #vintagefind #atticfind #camerahistory
Glass stereo slides of England. [Great uncle in car]. Taken by my g-grandfather during trips to England and Europe, with the family, 1907 -1922, using the Richard Verascope stereo camera. The slides, contain two small positive transparency images, of 38 x38mm (1 ½”) , giving a reasonable medium-resolution image. The images are normally viewed with the self-advancing tray viewer – the Richard Taxiphote cabinet stereo viewer. The make of car is unknown.
Stereo-3D anatomy was generated by open source DICOM viewer OsiriX. Anaglyph image provided a stereoscopic 3D effect when viewed with red and cyan glasses. D...
Glass stereo slides of England, taken by my g-grandfather during trips to England and Europe 1907 -1912, using the Richard Verascope stereo camera. The slides,with overall dimensions of 44mm x 107mm ( 1 ¾” x 4 ¼”), contain two small positive transparency images, with a lateral displacement of 63mm (2 ½”) to match average human interpupillary distance. The individual images are approx 38 x 38 mm (1 ½” square), giving a reasonable medium-resolution image. The images are normally viewed with the cleverly-designed Richard Taxiphote cabinet stereo viewer.
Autochromes were glass transparencies so were not easy to view or display. They must be viewed by transmitted light so were made as lantern slides for projection by magic lantern or as stereoscopic slides to be viewed in box-style stereo viewers. Larger Autochromes were mounted in viewers like the Diascope shown here. Two leatherette frames are hinged at one end. When it is opened triangular cloth light baffles fill the sides. The Autochrome is mounted in the lid of the device and a mirror in the lower frame. When the transparency is back lit the image can be seen reflected in a mirror at the bottom of the device. It was difficult to light the black viewer and the Transparency at the same time so I did a little Photoshop to join them together.
To animate view the image at original resolution (click all sizes) or simply scroll down. Okinawa Soba posted several CC licensed stereoimages life in late 19th & early 20th century Japan (the Meiji period). His photostream and website devoted to T. Enami are a wealth of images augmented by important historical context and analysis. You'd be hard pressed to find these details any where else. The original image used for this gif, presented for parallel viewing and showing Japanese shipwrights at work, dates to the beginning of the Meiji era (c.a. 1870). The photographer was very close to his subject, creating a lot of parallax between images. This is great in an anaglyph or stereo viewer but doesn't translate as well to the animated gif format for viewing the stereo effect. Animated gif generated with StereoPhotoMaker, a freeware program by Masuji Suto & David Sykes
Safely view a solar eclipse with this easy-to-make shoebox solar eclipse viewer.
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Get ready for the total solar eclipse on August 21 with our DIY eclipse viewer and fun printables! Learn eclipse facts and safely view this awe-inspiring event.
