My parents were sucked into stereo photography by a family friend. He
had the deluxe Stereo Realist and we ended up with the Wirgin Edixa
stereo camera which I used some. I never warmed up to the format
though. I remember my mother as she divided up the family albums
cutting the stereo slides in half and sending them to different
children.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
On Feb 9, 2005, at 5:32 PM, Steve Schaffner wrote:
> Veering off-topic . . . My first camera was an Edixa. We had two of
> them in the house, and we had the waistlevel viewfinder too (plus we
> had one of the little 16 mm cameras). I think my brother is still
> using one
> of the reflexes.
>
> Steve
>
> On Wed, 9 Feb 2005, Timpe, Jim wrote:
>
>>
>> Pretty funny. I remember using an Edixa Reflex when I was a kid
>> (couple
>> centuries ago) with the waist-level finder and pop out magnifier. I
>> think
>> it was vastly superior to most EVFs I've had opportunity to view.
>>
>>
>>
>> I disagree Winsor, I don't think they are that good. EVFs, I mean!
>>
>> --
>>
>> --snip
>>
>> As for current EVFs the traditional word viewfinder about describes
>> it just
>> as it did the old wire frames you looked through to know where your
>> camera
>> was pointed.
>>
>> --snip
>>
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