Loreo 321 Stereo Camera Outfit
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Loreo 321 Stereo Camera stereo print camera and viewer outfit Back in production after a short absence, the Loreo 321 Stereo Camera Outfit is back by popular demand. The Loreo 321 is the specialty camera cousin to the Loreo Mk II Stereo Print Camera.  The Loreo 321 offers many unique features not found on the Mk II, but offers these unique features in exchange for one feature that may not be desirable to some photographers. See the Loreo 321 v. Loreo Mk II comparison at the bottom of this page. Features: Uses regular 35mm print or slide film & processing Makes 2D or 3D picture prints or slides Built-In Electronic Flash Motorized film advance & rewind Large viewfinder Folding 3D viewer - also stores photos Built-in Sun Shade Includes sample 3D photos Use any ASA (DIN) 35mm print film. Have the film processing and prints made by any house using regular processing and printing equipment. Prints 3-1/2" x 5" or 4" x 6" are viewed in the special collapsible deluxe viewer that is included as part of the complete camera outfit. It's fun to shoot in 3D - Give it a TRY! Make beautiful 3D pictures of family & friends. COMPLETE OUTFIT - camera & viewer with complete instructions Here's what this great 3D Stereo Camera can do: Three separate lenses, at a flick of a switch, the center lens is in place for regular full frame 2D pictures on regular 35mm print or slide film. Flick the switch the other way and the two outer lenses go into place to take a true 3D Stereo pair covering one full 24mm x 36mm picture frame. Remember that the two images are made by two separate lenses for distortion-free images. Mono Mode 3D Mode   Versatility .... You can even use regular 35mm slide film to make 35mm full frame split stereo slides, just like the beam splitters of the 1950s and 1960s made, the 321 Camera makes the images each with a separate lens just like the very expensive two lens adapters of the 1950s, made by Leica, Nikon, Exakta, and Kindar, which today cost thousands of dollars just to attach them to your regular 35mm camera. Additionally you can make separate half/frame slide images to be mounted in standard 1-5/8" x 4" mounts such as RBTs to view in standard Realist format viewers. The possibilities are plentiful with this ingeniously designed camera. And it's a fun camera to use.

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