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3-0lmaaina Past - resent September/October 2007 Volume 33, Number 2 i i ACubkrtknor National Stereoxopic ""riation, Inc I nice interior shots of someone's I family who lived there apparently had adopted and rafred a pair of chipmunks, who scem to hw grownupwithnofeardtntmans and were quite comfortable in the housealongwith the family! I crouidn't~rlmnhgallthreeof thescviewstrrthlsIssue'scolumn --€hey mrlrt a woadetful set. Westrrtoutwlththechlpmunks eating some snrdss on the coffee tabie(WthsomenEcematchbg end tables in the badrgtound). Next is a fun shot of the little crtt- ters dimbing around on the lady of the hause, perhaps hoping that she will give them some treats. And in the third view we learn that the chipmunks even explored on the family dog, who I'm sur- prised seemed wIIling to put up with it! I really enjoy the drapes in the background of this one. The reel containing these and other views of the chipmunks was well-worn,so I'm guessing it was one of the family's favorites to view and share. What better way to remember these unusual pets? 00 JJ A Pal~I~.lllnnot National Stereoscopic Associat ion, Inc. Volume -. NSA Board of Directors Larry Moor, Cho~rmon Andy Griscorn "illiarnW Moll Page 15 Page 26 Page 30 Rus ,sell Norton Bra ndt Rowles Al Sieg nlcnard Twichell Leorlard A. Walle 4 The Verascope of Jules Richard Ilay Zone by Bernard Vial NS>4 Officers .. - . Lawrence IKautrnan, t'res~c . 2 Editor's View H. Lee Pr att, Vice President Comments and Dean Kamin, V~cePresident, Acti~ Observations 15 Stardust Stereo from Castle Combe W~ll~arnMoll, Treasurer by lohn Dennis by David Starkmon -..,. ,J World Staff 101in Denn~s,Editor Lawrence K; ~ufman,Contributi ng Editor 3 Letters Ray ZOI 1e. Contribufing ELfifor Reader's Comments Mark Willke, Art Directclr and Questions 18 Giant Screen 3-D Roars to Life Sylvia Dennis, Subscription M onoger by Ray Zone Don R. Cibbs, Bock Issues MIYnoger 14 The Unknowns Toshi Dennis, Member Sen(ices Can You Identify the Subjects of now ro lcencn us: These Views? 26 Chicago's Century of Progress NSA Membership by Neal Bullington third in a series by Robert B. Balcomb (New mprnhprrh!px, renpwnlr (I oddirrr rhonqerl P.O. Box 86708, Portland, OR 97286 Questions Concerni~ Current Information Stereo World Subscri~t on Stereo Today 32 A Report to the Membership PO Box 86708, Portland, b~ by David Starkrnon e-mall strwLd@telepom & lohn Dennis on the 2007 NSA Board Meeting by larry Moor Stere0 World Back Issue ! (Wrll~kl l7~01I"lllhty (I P,lCP< 30 The Society NSA,, 23575 C.R . 77, Calhan, C News from the Stereoscopic , Stereo worro talrortal I Society o Amer~ca 33 NSA Board of Directors Welcomes (letr~rsto the ~d!tcli on!rl?r ti mlcndi 561 0 SE 71 st Ac ,e , Portland, 0 by Ray Zone Four New Board Members (SO! 1) 771 -4440 e-mail: dd@tslepom -- - - 34 Classified Stereo World Advertis ing Buy, Sell, or (C1orrilii.d k dtrpby ndrl Trade It Here 5610 SE 71st Ave, Portland, 0R 97206 (503) 771-4440 e-rna~l $yld@Leleeolfll (lnrprt llypir b nuct~noadrl Jeffrey Kraus PO Box 99, Modena, NY 1254 (845) 255-791 3 rpus@h_m - - Covers: 4 Regions A Computer Generated Gigonotosaur roars through a live action background in in the Large Format 3-0 film 02007 Sky High Entertainment rlca,c cvvltau your re ~onal[ Giants of Patagonia from Roy Zone's feoture article "Giant Screen 3-D Roors to life". for lnformat~onabout?ocal ec NSA activ~ties.See current list at: h_ttpdstereovjew.orgLaboutnsanht_m! The National Stereoscopic Association Stereoscopic Society of America is a non-profit organization whose goals are: to promote research, (AMiIhnred wrth flip Nnr~onol5l~ri.o~rops Ari~iolionJ collection and use of vintage and contemporary stereoviews, stereo cameras and equipment, and related Les Cehman, Mernbersh~pSe cretary materials; to promote the practice of stereo photography; to encourage the use of stereoscopy in the fields 3736 Rochdale Dr, Fort Coll~ns,( 10 80525 of visual arts and technology; to foster the appreciation of the stereograph as a visual historical record. (970) 282-9899 e-mall ks@gehrnan or! -- Stem World (ISSN 0191-4030) IS publirhed bimonthly by the Nat~onalSterwrcoplc Annual membership dues: 132 th~rd<lacs 115. 144 f~rrtclass 115, $44 all Stereo World on the Web Arsoc~atlon,Inc.. PO Box 86708, Portland. 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Shown here Most responses to SW's cross- alignment so that now it becomes is the "Keyfo Mystery Viewer" dis- view 3-D covers have been enthu- the picture on the right, all accom- tributed at the 1949 Chicago Rail- siastic, but of course not all of plished using only the raw power road Fair by the Denver and Rio those who commonly freeview of your own eyeballs! Grande Railroad. It was intended to help visitors view some "...large A cross-viewing stereo pair included with the "Keyfo Mystery Viewer" promotes the Denver three dimensional photo-murals and Rio Crande's vista dome California Zephyr for the 1949 Chicago Railroad Fair. On the featured at the Rio Grande exhib- reverse of this view is a similar pair showing a replica of the Moffat Tunnel entrance at the it-the first ever produced." Railroad Fair. Keyfo Stereo, Denver CO. Attached to the viewingu aid were small, postcard size reproductions THE DENVER AND '1Rio~run~eWESTERN RAILROAD of the mural pairs-also positioned for cross-viewing by looking through the cut-out area inside the heavy black lines and following the directions. We can't guarantee that this unique artifact will work for every- body, but our stereo pair covers are clearly sized between the sample Denver and Rio Grande souvenir 'I! '". card also shown here and the exhibit's 3-D murals, whatever their actual size was. Again, please be assured that Stereo World's cross-viewing image pairs will be limited to suitable covers and to those stereos specifi- cally intended for cross-viewing - like the Denver and Rio Grande cj r, 1 the ! of the Mc example here. Fse Reader's Comments 1ETTERS and Questions Unnatural Viewing divergence truly qualifies for fully The L-R-L image pattern ~rsedor1 rotne he two letters in Vo1.33 No.1 unnatural as there is no need for- websites wolrld rrre a lot of our already tiglit pa'ye space in tlie erort to tnoke which were so in favor of pre- that in everyday life.
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