by Stiles Studio, Box 134, Howells, NY 10932
Guenther Bauer, with his script for the Adirondack Stereo show at the Railroad Museum of the Lake Placid-North Elba (New York) Historical Society. Modern Magic Lantern 3D stereo theater slide shows, suitable for audiences up to 250, continue the tradition of live stereo projection that started in the 1890s. We use the modern stereo slide projectors that are custom-made by Bob Brackett, of Brackett Engineeering. Our projectors, the Brackett Faders (shown above) have been replaced by the new Brackett Dissolver XB (extra bright) projector. Typically, the shows combine non-stereo and stereo projection to enhance the viewing experience of the audience. A "70 inch by 70 inch" stereo screen, and polarized glasses complete the viewing equipment required for stereo theater presentations of Modern Magic Lantern 3D slides.Currently available Modern Magic Lantern 3D shows: "Adirondack 3d," features stereos by the 19th century photographer, Seneca Ray Stoddard. This program was presented at the New York Stereoscopic Society meeting in the American Museum of Natural History, as shown in this announcement. http://www.ny3d.org/pages/winter2002.html "Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs" is a compilation of stereos that were taken in and around the resort city of Saratoga Springs, New York during the Victorian era and during recent years. Look on the "Agenda" page to see how this program was presented at a convention in Saratoga Springs, New York. http://www.displayexpo2001.esmartweb.com/
Guenther Bauer, with his script for the Adirondack Stereo show at the Railroad Museum of the Lake Placid-North Elba (New York) Historical Society.
Modern Magic Lantern 3D stereo theater slide shows, suitable for audiences up to 250, continue the tradition of live stereo projection that started in the 1890s.
We use the modern stereo slide projectors that are custom-made by Bob Brackett, of Brackett Engineeering. Our projectors, the Brackett Faders (shown above) have been replaced by the new Brackett Dissolver XB (extra bright) projector.
Typically, the shows combine non-stereo and stereo projection to enhance the viewing experience of the audience.
A "70 inch by 70 inch" stereo screen, and polarized glasses complete the viewing equipment required for stereo theater presentations of Modern Magic Lantern 3D slides.Currently available Modern Magic Lantern 3D shows:
"Adirondack 3d," features stereos by the 19th century photographer, Seneca Ray Stoddard. This program was presented at the New York Stereoscopic Society meeting in the American Museum of Natural History, as shown in this announcement.
http://www.ny3d.org/pages/winter2002.html
"Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs" is a compilation of stereos that were taken in and around the resort city of Saratoga Springs, New York during the Victorian era and during recent years. Look on the "Agenda" page to see how this program was presented at a convention in Saratoga Springs, New York.
"Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs" is a compilation of stereos that were taken in and around the resort city of Saratoga Springs, New York during the Victorian era and during recent years.
Look on the "Agenda" page to see how this program was presented at a convention in Saratoga Springs, New York.
http://www.displayexpo2001.esmartweb.com/
Theater and exhibits Contact the studio (Box 134, Howells, NY 10932) to assemble stereo theater programs and other stereoscopic exhibits.
Theater and exhibits
Contact the studio (Box 134, Howells, NY 10932) to assemble stereo theater programs and other stereoscopic exhibits.
The 1841 Courthouse in Goshen, New York. Exhibit hall and offices of the Orange County Historian.
The 1841 Courthouse in Goshen, New York.
Exhibit hall and offices of the Orange County Historian.
Businesses, trade shows, conventions, museums, educational institutions, historical societies, and other such groups, are invited to incorporate stereovisuals into their exhibitions by means of a custom produced Modern Magic Lantern 3D slide show, or a display of images in 3D viewers.
Seminars and 3D events The Studio brings its workshops to your location. Programs to explore stereography are available for young and old, and all those in between. Age-appropriate learning experiences introduce participants, to the many forms of stereovisual images. Interactive Museum in Middletown, NY VISIT Interactive Museum Stereo Photography for Children 2004 AND SMArtLinks : Interactive exhibits, originally shown at the Orange Hall Gallery of Orange County Community College (SUNYORANGE) Middletown, New York, as part of a demonstration of ways in which science, math, art, and technology are related. VISIT http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3d_at_sunyorange
Seminars and 3D events
The Studio brings its workshops to your location.
Programs to explore stereography are available
for young and old, and all those in between.
Age-appropriate learning experiences introduce participants, to the many forms of stereovisual images. Interactive Museum in Middletown, NY VISIT Interactive Museum Stereo Photography for Children 2004 AND SMArtLinks : Interactive exhibits, originally shown at the Orange Hall Gallery of Orange County Community College (SUNYORANGE) Middletown, New York, as part of a demonstration of ways in which science, math, art, and technology are related. VISIT http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3d_at_sunyorange
Age-appropriate learning experiences introduce participants, to the many forms of stereovisual images.
Interactive Museum in Middletown, NY
VISIT Interactive Museum Stereo Photography for Children 2004
AND
SMArtLinks : Interactive exhibits, originally shown at the Orange Hall Gallery of Orange County Community College (SUNYORANGE) Middletown, New York, as part of a demonstration of ways in which science, math, art, and technology are related.
VISIT
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/3d_at_sunyorange
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To arrange events, contact
Stiles Studio
Box 134
Howells, NY 10932
Stereo organizations
The National Stereoscopic Association
Those who enjoy stereo viewing will find the publications, activities, and services provided through membership in the National Stereoscopic Association to be of great value.
http://www.stereoview.org/
There are a number of stereo clubs with local activities. The one nearest to the Studio is in New York City. Meetings are held several times a year in the American Museum of Natural History.
http://www.ny3d.org/#
The dinner is an informal gathering of stereo enthusiasts that is held on the third Friday of each month. Here is a comment that was posted on photo-3d by one of the hosts of the dinner, Jim Harp.
matmail2@earthlink.com "Sure it's great to start a stereo club, but as long as you have a few people with good appetites and an appreciation of depth I suggest starting a regular stereo dinner. We have one just about every month in Manhattan, at La Cocina on the Northeast corner of 85th and Broadway. The dinner starts around 7 p.m., although you can come and go as you like. We're in the basement, at that table with all of the viewers and slides on it." Information about future stereo dinners may be posted on photo-3d, or on the calendar of events at the Yahoo stereoviewing group.
matmail2@earthlink.com
"Sure it's great to start a stereo club, but as long as you have a few people with good appetites and an appreciation of depth I suggest starting a regular stereo dinner. We have one just about every month in Manhattan, at La Cocina on the Northeast corner of 85th and Broadway. The dinner starts around 7 p.m., although you can come and go as you like. We're in the basement, at that table with all of the viewers and slides on it." Information about future stereo dinners may be posted on photo-3d, or on the calendar of events at the Yahoo stereoviewing group.
"Sure it's great to start a stereo club, but as long as you have a few people with good appetites and an appreciation of depth I suggest starting a regular stereo dinner.
We have one just about every month in Manhattan, at La Cocina on the Northeast corner of 85th and Broadway.
The dinner starts around 7 p.m., although you can come and go as you like. We're in the basement, at that table with all of the viewers and slides on it."
Information about future stereo dinners may be posted on photo-3d, or on the calendar of events at the Yahoo stereoviewing group.
Web sites
The Yahoo Groups list contains many free membership stereovisual related groups.
The largest <photo-3d> has over 1,000 members.
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The Studio maintains the Yahoo Group, <stereoviewing> , for the "purposes of posting information and photos covering a wide variety of stereographic image techniques. Stereoviewing, provides a calendar of stereo events.
Subscribe to stereoviewing Powered by groups.yahoo.com ·The New York Public Library... Dennis Collection
·The New York Public Library... Dennis Collection
An online collection of American Stereoview Cards can be found at the New York Public Library.
http://digital.nypl.org/stereoviews/ ·Keystone-Mast Collection "The Keystone-Mast Collection, formerly the Keystone View Company, consists of approximately 350,000 glass plate stereoscopic negatives and photographs taken from 1890 through 1935. This archive is the largest complete collection of stereographic negatives in existence." (from their Home page) http://www.cmp.ucr.edu/site/exhibitions/stereo/km.html · The Johnson-Shaw Stereoscopic Museum 423 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pennsylvania 16335 Phone: 814-333-4326
http://digital.nypl.org/stereoviews/
423 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pennsylvania 16335 Phone: 814-333-4326
Phone: 814-333-4326
http://www.johnsonshawmuseum.org/
3D Movies Theaters where stereo projection takes place IMAX There is a flow of new, large format, productions in 3d cinema shown at the IMAX theaters. Just north of New York City on the New York State Thruway, there is an IMAX at the Palisades Mall. "All dates are subject to change. Please check our website frequently for exact dates and times." http://www.imax.com/palisades/index.htm
3D Movies
http://www.imax.com/palisades/index.htm
FILM FORUM Located at 209 West Houston Street in New York City, the Film Forum occasionally presents re-formatted movies of the 3d classics from the 1950s. For information about all feature presentations http://filmforum.com/index.html
http://filmforum.com/index.html
THE HARNESS RACING MUSEUM & HALL OF FAME OF THE TROTTER Located in Goshen, New York, next to the Historic Track, the museum has a simulator that gives the 3-D effect of driving a sulky in a horse race. For directions to the museum, http://www.harnessmuseum.com/harness7.htm
For directions to the museum, http://www.harnessmuseum.com/harness7.htm
Stereovisuals: promotional applications
Stereo photographs and graphics grab the attention of those who see them! The Studio can provide access to every style of presentation, including all of the familiar devices, ranging from Stereo Graphic Oldies, to seven image View Master tm disks, to digital CDs. We can design mailing pieces, kiosk exhibits, and other displays that employ stereo images. Create documents that contain 3D images, as well as the standard 2D images and print! Stereographic Originals, and Stereographic Oldies are stereoview prints, resembling the antique stereoscopic cards. Stereographic images can be employed to promote interest in events!
are stereoview prints, resembling the antique stereoscopic cards. Stereographic images can be employed to promote interest in events!
·A document with images, such as this,
could be used
to promote a hot-air balloon festival.
First Great Northern Catskills Balloon Festival, August 1999 at Greenville, New York.
·Viewer slides, such as this could be used to promote recruitment of volunteers for a fire company.
The wet-down of the 2001 Ford/ Danko Brush Unit 114.
·Digital of reproductions of antique stereographs, such as this title slide for a stereo theater program, can be designed to combine both 3D and 2D images.
Studio publications
provides help for self-publishers of stereo works,
and other illustrated folk history projects.
The Studio can advise you in the design of your publication,
the ISBN and other book numbering services,
as well as copyright registration procedures.
Stereo publications produced by the Stiles Studio.
Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs, ISBN 0-9666270-0-8, Victorian Saratoga Springs, New York, is shown in sixty-three full size illustrated and annotated duotone reproductions of antique stereo pair photographs, compiled by Stuart Stiles, Jr. Four maps show the location of the stereo scenes. Historic hotels and buildings, parks, mineral springs, winter and summer sporting events, thoroughbred horse racing, Saratoga Lake, and the monument to the Revolutionary War battle of Saratoga are shown in the 3D views. Can be purchased at the store The 3D Book Viewer, designed by Stiles Studio, included with the book, provides an easy introduction to stereo viewing of the images in this book.
Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs,
ISBN 0-9666270-0-8,
Victorian Saratoga Springs, New York, is shown in sixty-three full size illustrated and annotated duotone reproductions of antique stereo pair photographs, compiled by Stuart Stiles, Jr.
Four maps show the location of the stereo scenes. Historic hotels and buildings, parks, mineral springs, winter and summer sporting events, thoroughbred horse racing, Saratoga Lake, and the monument to the Revolutionary War battle of Saratoga are shown in the 3D views.
Can be purchased at the store
The 3D Book Viewer, designed by Stiles Studio, included with the book, provides an easy introduction to stereo viewing of the images in this book.
ADIRONDACK 3D: SENECA RAY STODDARD PRESERVING THE ADIRONDACKS IN STEREOS AND IN PERSON, A collection of fourteen stereoview reproductions, and the 3D Book Viewer, packaged with the account of Stoddard's life written by Guenther & Lois Bauer. The set of antique stereoview cards shown in this packet would represent a valuable collection. These reproduced views offered the same images at a substantially lower cost. Can be purchased at the store Although the photographs in the packet can be trimmed for viewing in an antique stereoscope, the folding 3D Book Viewer is included in each packet. The viewer and printed materials of this packet are packaged in a re-usable, plastic storage protector.
ADIRONDACK 3D:
SENECA RAY STODDARD PRESERVING THE ADIRONDACKS IN STEREOS AND IN PERSON,
A collection of fourteen stereoview reproductions, and the 3D Book Viewer, packaged with the account of Stoddard's life written by Guenther & Lois Bauer.
The set of antique stereoview cards shown in this packet would represent a valuable collection. These reproduced views offered the same images at a substantially lower cost.
Although the photographs in the packet can be trimmed for viewing in an antique stereoscope, the folding 3D Book Viewer is included in each packet. The viewer and printed materials of this packet are packaged in a re-usable, plastic storage protector.
Non-Stereoscopic publications,
listed with Studio ISBN
Churches and Synagogues of Middletown and Nearby Communities, by Charles L. Radzinsky, ISBN 0-9666270-1-6 Pen and ink drawings of houses of worship, accompanied by historical notes about the congregations.
Churches and Synagogues of Middletown and Nearby Communities, by Charles L. Radzinsky,
ISBN 0-9666270-1-6
Pen and ink drawings of houses of worship, accompanied by historical notes about the congregations.
Now and Then: More Hilltown Stories, by Porter Wright, ISBN 0-9666270-2-4 A storyteller of the Town of Rensselaerville, New York presents a slice of Americana through stories and photos amassed from over eighty years of life in his hometown, the Helderberg hilltown hamlet of Medusa (Hall's Mills) New York.
Now and Then: More Hilltown Stories, by Porter Wright,
ISBN 0-9666270-2-4
A storyteller of the Town of Rensselaerville, New York presents a slice of Americana through stories and photos amassed from over eighty years of life in his hometown, the Helderberg hilltown hamlet of Medusa (Hall's Mills) New York.
Modern Stereoscopes The Claymore Stereoscope is a fine reproduction of a Victorian style stereoscope. The wood body and stand of each, one of a kind, stereoscope is hand-crafted. The wide, leather hood accommodates modern eye glasses. Large lenses provide a full view of standard Holmes-Bates antique stereo prints. Can be purchased at the store
The wide, leather hood accommodates modern eye glasses. Large lenses provide a full view of standard Holmes-Bates antique stereo prints.
There is space on the stand for a customized plate to indicate ownership, or special event information.
The 3D Book Viewer is a folding stereoscope, designed to be packaged with books measuring 9" by 6", or larger.
This lorgnette lens viewer works well with parallel view, stereoscopic images that are full size,
"Holmes style," views, 7" wide by 4" high, or smaller.
The A/O Tec lorgnette viewer is a hand held plastic lens set.
It is an inexpensive viewer option that is often included with books, magazines and sample stereo prints.
More details about viewers can be found at the Yahoo Groups.
More information ?
For answers to your questions regarding stereovisuals,
stereoscopes, and stereoscopic activities.
write to
Stiles Studio, Box 134, Howells, NY 10932
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About Stiles Studio ~ Stereovisuals Stiles Studio is owned by Stuart Stiles, Jr .
About Stiles Studio ~ Stereovisuals
Stiles Studio is owned by Stuart Stiles, Jr .
A member of the New York Stereoscopic Society, the National Stereoscopic Association, the Stereoscopic Society of America, and the International Stereoscopic Union, Stuart promotes increased public participation in 3D events.
He has organized student projects involving stereo photography, and exhibitions of techniques for viewing 3D images, at Orange County (NY) Community College, where he is a Professor Emeritus (Psychology).
Author of Stereoscopic Saratoga Springs: Approaching and entering the twentieth century, he has presented NSA Convention workshops on the publishing of books of stereoscopic images.
He currently presents stereo viewing programs for historical societies, and other groups.
After a career of thirty three years in the psychology faculty at the College , Stuart is operating the studio as a retirement activity.