In 1887, Eugène Gaston Clément and Georges Arthur Gilmer joined forces with the optician A. Laverne for three years, at the end of which they took over the commercial business located at 10 Rue de Malte in Paris. From 1890 onward, the partnership Clément & …
The Stereo-Dioskop is a compact binocular-style stereoscope. The viewer was a commercial success and was also distributed by other German camera manufacturers including ICA, Contessa-Nettel, and Franke & Heidecke. (from: Compendium of Stereoscopes)
Bellieni’s stereoscope is a variant of the American Holmes-Bates stereoscope, referred to in France as the “Mexican Stereoscope.” The wooden frame is fitted with a detachable handle, and focus is adjusted by means of a large rotary wheel on the underside. The viewer was also …
The Stéréo-Project was presented to the French Photographic Society during its meeting of November 6, 1903. Its operation was as follows: In stereoscopic projections, the two images are projected side by side onto a screen. To perceive the stereoscopic effect, each person must use a …
