A relic from the early 1950's this stereoscopic camera takes a pair of images from roughly eye distance apart. It produces pairs of images 24mm square interlaced on 35mm film. A viewer is provided to look at contact prints in stereo, but the film can be scanned and enhanced digitally.

This camera is reasonably good in quality, though it isn't up to the standard of an SLR camera. I have taken many successful stereoscopic photographs using this camera, but for my purposes, I need a professional quality digital stereo camera. Unfortunately no such camera currently exists.

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Keywords: Stereoscopic, film camera, Realist format, Wirgin