There's a new one on me: Graflex Stereo Graphic

[alanrockwood]

Interesting discussion so far.

I have a Stereo Realist camera, and I have shot maybe one roll with it.

I also have a Sputnik camera, which is a medium format stereo camera. I have shot a roll or two with it. Results can be very impressive.

I also have a stereo attachment to go onto a 35mm SLR. I have not used that device.

I also have a Fuji digital stereo camera. I use that one quite often. It has been very expensive because it lead us to buying a 3D TV to view the photos, along with a 3D monitor for my computer.

Some people will mount two cameras side by side on a rail and shoot stereo photos that way.

I also belong to a local stereo photography club. I only attend the meetings sporadically.

 

[Donald Qualls]

"Your Stereo Graphic is synchronized for all M type bulbs such as No. 5
and No. 25 (M-2 bubs can also be used provided you have the M-2 Graflash B-C unit).

I was afraid of that. With a shutter this slow (1/50) it's one or the other, and I'm not very interested in disassembling the camera to try to convert it to X. Anyone know of a sync delay adapter for a hot shoe? Just needs to hold the flash sync back by 20 ms...

Some people will mount two cameras side by side on a rail and shoot stereo photos that way.

I shot my first couple stereo pairs back in the 1990s, hand holding a Spotmatic SP (tabletop version of "cha-cha" method). It was almost an accident, but came out well.

 

[outwest]

Flash results can be a little weird with stereo anyway.

 

[Donald Qualls]

Flash results can be a little weird with stereo anyway.

I can see where that would happen. A large diffuser/reflector would probably help a lot.