Where can I find/buy a stereoscopic camera?

A stereo camera is great for captureing three-dimensional images. They can also be used for making stereoviews and 3D pictures for movies, or for range imaging.

Though it took a while to find, here are some stereo camers for you to choose from. The Holga 3D Stereo camera is based on the Holga 120PC-3D (Pinhole) body design and takes Holga photography to an all new level of 3D Pinhole Photography. The Holga pinhole 120PC-3D lensless body produces infinite depth of field, meaning that under most conditions, everything is reasonably sharp and detailed. And you can make super-wide and stereo pinhole images that go far beyond anything shot with a standard camera.Since pinhole is literally the starting point for all photography that followed, the Holga Pinhole is a great tool for stripping photography down to its absolute basics. A tripod and cable release are highly recommended when using the Holga Pinhole, as exposure times will be much longer than those used in "regular" photography.
 
Features

• Built-in threaded shutter release button for cable release (not included)
• Bulb setting
• One mask for 6x6cm negatives
• Standard tripod mount (1/4 - 20)

A Stereo Camera from your NIKON Film Camera - Lens Attachment takes stereo pictures without a stereo camera

Loreo 3D Lens-In-A-Cap - stereo attachment for your regular camera - Nikon mount Now, real 3D stereo pictures with your own Nikon camera. This special 3D Lens-In-A-Cap (Nikon mount) is for use with all Nikon cameras with Non-AI, AI, or AIs mounts. It turns your 2D Nikon Camera into a 3D camera. This self-contained, integrated beamsplitter/lens system creates the 3D stereo images on film and does not need any support lens. You take off the lens from your Nikon body and attach the 3D Lens-In-A-Cap, then just simply set the aperture and focus range settings right on the 3D Lens-In-A-Cap and then shoot -- it's that easy! The 3D Lens-In-A-Cap system consists of a mirror system to transpose two images through two 28mm lenses onto the film, thus there are no keystone imperfections like that with other mirror-only beamsplitters. The actual 3D stereo pairs are two side by side images (half frame images) in standard 24mm x 36mm format on the film, so no special film and no special processing is necessary. Stereo Prints These 3D image pairs can be printed like a regular print and viewed using a Loreo Lite Viewer (included), or view them in any other 3D stereo print viewer. With the Stereo Lens In A Cap, you will receive a protective lens cover, Lite viewer and instructions.

Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera

Great for wonderful 3-D pictures for use with standard 35mm color print film. Long considered the ugly duckling of the consumer lenticular cameras, the Nishika is now in high regard as the most versatile of the breed, because the camera features three aperture settings, unlike other lenticular cameras, which are only point and shoot cameras. And now as technology is making personal lenticular print making possible and affordable, there is a rush to get a camera or two before the price of a lenticular camera catches up with this new demand. Here is a special opportunity: A factory sealed vintage Nishika N8000 35mm 3D camera, camera strap, owner's manual/instruction book, all this, still priced at a bargain you should not miss. [The later model, N9000, is only an economy priced point and shoot, without variable aperture settings] The Nishika N8000 stereo lenticular camera uses standard 35mm color print film. When viewing lenticular prints, no special glasses or viewers are needed. The camera takes four photos simultaneously from four slightly different angles using a 30mm Quadra Lens System of four identical lenses that are precisely aligned. The lenses have a fixed focal length and have such great depth-of-field that they are focus free.

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