For Sale Brand new 3-D Nishika stereo camera/flash

[summicron1]

Now you can shoot linticular 3-D pictures. Of course, you can't get them made any more, so far as I know -- anyone? -- but the camera can still be used to shoot half-frame standard 3-D prints and slides.

OR

You can take regular half frame pictures four at a time --- you never have to order double prints!

Or you can show it to people and just let them figure things out for themselves. I figure the flash alone is worth the cost.

So, $25 plus $5 shipping, this unit is never used, in the original box with original documents, etc etc etc. Paypal is just marvelous.

ps... just noticed someone left batteries in the flash, there is a titch of corrosion on one of the little springs in there but will clean up nicely. Camera, so far as i can tell, is unused.

 

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[summicron1]

come on, someone has to want this thing....

 

[summicron1]

Anyone? (crickets.....)

 

[summicron1]

someone in canada asked about this but apparently asking for an extra $2.50 to handle the $10 in postage (I eat the difference) was too much.

OK, anywhere in the US or Canada, $30 includes postage. International postage must be what it actually costs. Ain't running a charity here.

 

[Richard S. (rich815)]

If you give me $20 I'll take it off your hands. ;-)

 

[summicron1]

If you give me $20 I'll take it off your hands. ;-)

no, but if you will send me digital evidence (receipt) that you have donated $25 to APUG I'll send it to you for free.

it's heavy, you can use it to fight off transients next time you take a stroll along 6th street south of market...


deal?

 

[removed account4]

there are still place that make 3D lenticular prints from
film exposed in these cameras ..

http://www.snap3d.com/s_3d_consum_pr.html

 

[ambaker]

On their home page, they say they are no longer doing film.

http://www.snap3d.com/index.html

 

[summicron1]

On their home page, they say they are no longer doing film.

http://www.snap3d.com/index.html

those linticular prints were crap anyway. The ones i had made from a Nimslo camera years ago have faded badly.

You can use this camera to shoot print 3-d pair and since they're vertical half frames they don't need to be cropped -- not that you crop square ones, but just saying.

This format -- the earlier much higher quality Nimslo linticular cameras -- for a while even sparked a small industry of people making close-up lenses that fit over the interior two lenses of these cameras to take close-up 3-d.

Which is not to say that hitting people isn't still the highest and best use of this camera, but print stereo pairs would also be easy to do.

ct

 

[rjbuzzclick]

You can also take the individual frames and make them into frames of an animated .gif to see the 3D effect. I've done this with shots from my Nimslo.

 

[summicron1]

sold to a discriminating buyer in Canada.

They must be wiser up there in the Great White North.

ct