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| See also: Program Overview Schedule |
Here the workshops for this year: |
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| 1. |
The FrankenPony Project |
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Presenter |
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| Bill Davis | ||||||
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Nortorious tightwad Bill Davis, who presented the popular "Stereo on a Shoestring Budget" do-it-yourself workshop in Richmond, is at it again. This time he's created "FrankenPony", a "poor man's RBT" by merging two Kodak Pony 135 Model C cameras. In this workshop, Bill will give a step-by-step guide to building your own high quality, full frame (8P) stereo camera. Familiarity with hand tools is the only requirement. |
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| 2. |
Widescreen Workshop |
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Presenters |
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| Bob Brackett and Paul Pasqurello | ||||||
Abstract |
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| Last year I (Bob) designed and constructed a small prototype of a wide screen consisting of two standard screens positioned side by side and invisibly joined in a unique way, to make a wide format projection screen.
Paul became enthused with the design and built a full size version . He and I will project various wide format slide samples. |
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It's All Done with Mirrors: Review of Large Print stereo viewers which use mirrors |
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Presenter |
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| Steve Berezin | ||||||
Abstract |
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| This will review current viewing methods for viewing stereo images of prints larger than Holmes format and viewing large images on a computer monitor. Most of these viewers use mirrors and tackle the problem in several clever ways. Some theory will be discussed along with a review of what is available and possibly tips on making your own.
David Lee (manufacturer of the Hyperview) and Monte Ramstad (manufacturer of the PokeScope) will be present. |
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| 4. |
Stereo Slide Mounting |
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| George A. Themelis, Dave Kesner, and contributions from Jon Golden | ||||||
Abstract |
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| Explain the basic principles of stereo mounting. Demonstrate mounting with currently available 41x101mm mounts. Special emphasis will be given to the RBT to Spicer transfer method, demonstrated by DrDave. Show in projection examples of mounting errors, plus do a "live" demonstration of the stereo window (move the window while the slide is projected). | ||||||
| 5. |
Getting Started in Stereo Photography with a Manual Stereo Camera |
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Presenter |
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| George A. Themelis | ||||||
Abstract |
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| Tips on how to select and use a stereo camera from the 1950s. Emphasis is on manual camera operation. The following concepts will be explained: exposure, shutter speed, aperture, focus, depth of field, hyperfocal distance. Recommendations for taking pictures with daylight, low light, flash, close-ups. A variety of stereo cameras will be available for demonstration and hands-on display. | ||||||
| 6. |
How to take stereo pictures with a Single (2D) Camera |
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Presenter |
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| George A. Themelis | ||||||
Abstract |
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| This will cover a variety of techniques: Slide bar hypostereos, hand-held normal stereos, hand-held hyperstereos, stereos from a moving platform, etc. The workshop will give tips for getting good stereo pairs (i.e. how much to shift, how to align the camera between shots, how to shoot with drifting clouds, etc.) and show examples of single camera stereo pairs in projection. | ||||||
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How to do Trick/Creative Stereo Photography: A guide to unconventional, yet appealing stereo photography |
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Presenter |
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| George A. Themelis | ||||||
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| The workshop will focus on unusual stereo pictures via the use of unconventional composition, films, stereo base, multiple exposures, digital manipulation, etc. A variety of stereo slides will be shown in projection and the techniques used to create them will be discussed. | ||||||
| 8. |
Digitalia - Stereo Computer Illustration |
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Presenter |
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| Boris Starosta | ||||||
Abstract |
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| Introduction to scene building for computer generated stereoscopic rendering. Discuss design philosophy, software limitations, special considerations for stereo variables + output options. Participants should have some working knowledge of computer "3d" modelling and rendering software. Mac/Win. | ||||||
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Creative Stereo Photography |
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Presenter |
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| Boris Starosta | ||||||
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| Will use several creative images from the past few years to illustrate my approach to the art, technical challenges, and ongoing development of philosophy | ||||||
| 10. |
Making stereo cards |
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Presenter |
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| David Lee | ||||||
Abstract |
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| From elementary to advanced techniques, with handouts. | ||||||
| 11. |
Using the darkroom for stereo photography |
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Presenter |
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| David Lee | ||||||
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| Using the darkroom for stereo photography. | ||||||
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Improving your stereo photography |
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Presenter |
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| David Lee | ||||||
Abstract |
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| I will answer questions and give suggestions on many topics. | ||||||
| 13. |
Anaglyphs - What & How |
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Presenter |
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| Dan Shelley | ||||||
Abstract |
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| An overview of anaglyphs and their creation. Will explain how to eliminate most common problems associated with anaglyph images as well as demo several software applications that can be used to create anaglyphs. | ||||||
| 14. |
2D To 3D Conversions - What & How |
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Presenter |
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| Dan Shelley | ||||||
Abstract |
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| A guide to converting "flat" 2D images into "stereo" 3D pairs. Conversion examples will be show, as well as a demonstration of a conversion technique. | ||||||
| 15. |
E3D "Embedded Anaglyph Techniques" |
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Presenter |
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| ALLAN SILLIPHANT | ||||||
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| On screen demonstration of E3D "embedded anaglyphs". E3D images are closely overlaid to as to look quite normal without anaglyph glasses. Camera and processing technique discussed. Printed 11x17 color anaglyphs will be passed around. Up to 50 pair of the permanent glasses will be given (free) to the first 50 attendees, others receive paper/gel type. | ||||||
| 16. |
VRex 3D Theater |
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Presenter |
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| Taren Tanner | ||||||
Abstract |
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| VRex will be hosting a show of 3D stereoscopic video content in digital format on a large screen. | ||||||
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