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| − | The [[Gakken]] Stereo Pinhole is purchased as a kit of plastic parts, and the resulting camera can shoot either paired stereo images 24x34mm or a single 24x72mm panorama.<ref>[http://somakray.blogspot.com/2009/07/gakken-stereo-pinhole.html Gakken Stereo Pinhole] at [http://somakray.blogspot.com/ Magnorama]</ref> | + | The '''[[Gakken]] Stereo Pinhole''' is purchased as a kit of plastic parts, and the resulting camera can shoot either paired stereo images 24x34mm or a single 24x72mm panorama.<ref>[http://somakray.blogspot.com/2009/07/gakken-stereo-pinhole.html Gakken Stereo Pinhole] at [http://somakray.blogspot.com/ Magnorama]</ref> |
It is also supplied with a simple lens and the option of an "instant" shutter setting. | It is also supplied with a simple lens and the option of an "instant" shutter setting. | ||
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| Gakken Stereo Pinhole image by Graustark (Image rights) |
The Gakken Stereo Pinhole is purchased as a kit of plastic parts, and the resulting camera can shoot either paired stereo images 24x34mm or a single 24x72mm panorama.[1]
It is also supplied with a simple lens and the option of an "instant" shutter setting.
The camera was (and is) distributed as issue no. 14 (December 2006) of Gakken's magazine Otona no kagaku (大人の科学). As of February 2012, the magazine is still offered for sale.
Photos
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| Gakken stereo pinhole camera image by Phil Chapman (Image rights) |
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| Camera in kit form image by formica (Image rights) |
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| Stereo pinhole camera in the field image by Karen Ka Ying Wong (Image rights) |
