Stereoscope picture of my vic-20

[Boray]

Here it is:
http://hem.passagen.se/boray/3d/

Just print it out with your photo printer and put it in one of these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscope

/Anders

[ral-clan]

Here it is:
http://hem.passagen.se/boray/3d/

Just print it out with your photo printer and put it in one of these:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscope

/Anders

The 1020 makes me drool. If anyone has one to sell, please let me know!

[Schema]

Just print it out with your photo printer and put it in one of these:

I just cross my eyes really far and get the same effect

The 1020 makes me drool. If anyone has one to sell, please let me know!

1020s are very cool, I've been looking for one too. There's a guy in Toronto with one, he won't sell it though! Although 1020s do have the disadvantage that there's no way to easily activate/deactivate cartridges once the cover is closed.


As for the 3D thing - I'm on the design team for the "Instant Scene Modeler" at work - we can "instantly" (in about 5 minutes) create a detailed VRML model of any area.

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7130
http://www.primidi.com/2005/03/11.html

I'm tempted to take one of the cameras home and make up a model of my VIC and 64 setups.

[Boray]

I don't have any special 3D-camera. If the object isn't moving, then there is no need to... You just take a normal camera, take one picture with one eye, move the camera to the other eye, point it at exactly the same point and take a second picture. I've done this with an old analog camera before and cut together pictures with glue. Now that I have a digital camera, it's so much easier. That's how far my sience goes on the subject.

[Boray]

And it doesn't need to bee 100% accurate, because your brain will adjust if the difference isn't too big...

[Boray]

Although 1020s do have the disadvantage that there's no way to easily activate/deactivate cartridges once the cover is closed.

There is one slot at the back though...