Museum Tag: 35mm

Foldable Stereoscope ‘Homéos pliant’, Metal

Foldable Stereoscope ‘Homéos pliant’, Metal

The Homéos pli­ant de poche was based on the ear­li­er intro­duced Stéréo­scope pli­ant de poche, but was specif­i­cal­ly designed for film slides from the 35 mm Homéos stereo cam­era. (from: Com­pendi­um of Stereoscopes)

Rollfilm-Stereoscope ‘Verascope 40’, First Model, with Original Storage Box

Rollfilm-Stereoscope ‘Verascope 40’, First Model, with Original Storage Box

The revers­ing stere­o­scope for the Véras­cope F40 was intro­duced in 1951. It is made of var­nished mahogany and was spe­cial­ly designed for exposed 35 mm film used with the F40, with which it shares the same film-advance syn­chro­niza­tion sys­tem. Its revers­ing sys­tem uses roof prisms. 

Stereoscope ‘Homéos’

Stereoscope ‘Homéos’

The Homéos stere­o­scope was intend­ed for stere­oviews pro­duced with the Homéos stereo cam­era for 35 mm film roll, intro­duced in 1913. The view­er made it pos­si­ble to view a series of stere­oviews wound on a roll. (from: Com­pendi­um of Stereoscopes)

Rollfilm-Stereoscope ‘Verascope F40’, Second Model, with Stand, Light Unit and a Set of Rollfilms

Rollfilm-Stereoscope ‘Verascope F40’, Second Model, with Stand, Light Unit and a Set of Rollfilms

The revers­ing stere­o­scope for the Véras­cope F40 was intro­duced in 1951. It is made of var­nished mahogany and was spe­cial­ly designed for exposed 35 mm film used with the F40, with which it shares the same film-advance syn­chro­niza­tion sys­tem. Its revers­ing sys­tem uses roof prisms.