VSC Meeting, May 2026

Sunday, May 10th at 2:00 pm EDT / 8:00 pm CEST

We’re back! Join us for our next VSC meet­ing on May 10th, and pre­pare to be inspired. This month we have two won­der­ful pre­sen­ta­tions in store: Colleen Woolpert invites us on a per­son­al jour­ney through 25 years of stere­oscopy, and Nan­cy Nehring shares her fas­ci­nat­ing research into the art of the French stereo tis­sue — and how you can make one your­self. Whether you’re a sea­soned stereo enthu­si­ast or sim­ply curi­ous, there’s some­thing for every­one. We look for­ward to see­ing you there!

3D Trends

Mission: Twin Studies

Colleen Woolpert

Arm­chair trav­el­ers! Join me on a ram­bling, exper­i­men­tal trip through 25 years of stere­oscopy. We’ll launch in 2001 from Holmes Stere­o­scope; ren­dezvous with Sput­nik; and touch down on Stere­o­graph, Twin­Scope View­er, ChaCha, and Twin Rig. In anaglyph, we’ll meet my twin sis­ter before return­ing to the Kala­ma­zoo Antiques Mar­ket in 2026. Some instruc­tion pro­vid­ed and all expens­es paid, but don’t for­get your specs.

History

Creating a Stereo Tissue

Nan­cy Nehring

Nan­cy Nehring was so fas­ci­nat­ed by the optics of French tis­sues she want­ed to know how they were made. And she want­ed to make one her­self. She’ll tell you about her research into how the orig­i­nal French tis­sues were made and how she adapt­ed what she learned to cre­ate mod­ern stereo tis­sues. Mak­ing a stereo tis­sue is easy enough you can make your own using a few tricks Nan­cy will share with you.

Meeting Info

At the meet­ing time, click the red but­ton on vsc3d.com. Please use a nick­name cor­re­spond­ing with your sub­scrip­tion so that we can iden­ti­fy you in the wait­ing room. If you should expe­ri­ence prob­lems access­ing the meet­ing page, just send us a short mes­sage to contact@vsc3d.com and we will send you the direct link for the cur­rent meeting.

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