having said that ... making prints is easy -- the camera takes 4 half-frame images all in a row, so shoot the film as normal,get it processed, make prints from the extreme left and right (the outside) prints of each set of four.
Transpose ( put the left print on the right, right print on the left) mount and view through stereoviewer.
When these cameras, and the more expensive Nimslo that used the same 4-lens system, came out there was much talk of this, also modifications to use the two middle lenses for macro stereo using add-on close-up lenses, and so on.
You can also shoot slide film and mount the two outside chips in stereo mounts made for half-frame. I believe they are still made/sold.
The reason yu use the outside two negatives is to get enough stereo separation. You could use the middle two, but the result will look flatter except for close shots, which this camera won't do because it's fixed focus.
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