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** September 1953, p.200; | ** September 1953, p.200; | ||
** October 1953, p.228; | ** October 1953, p.228; |
Revision as of 16:17, 25 May 2009
The Stereo Master B.S. is a set of accessories sold and perhaps made by the Japanese company Tōkyō Kamera in 1953.
The set consists of a prism attachment, called the B.S. attachment, to place in front of the camera lens, and a stereo viewer, called the B.S. viewer. It was advertised as a new product in the September to November 1953 issues of Asahi Camera.[1] In the picture, the prismatic device attached to a Leica-type camera, which seems to have a special frame showing the field of view for 18×24mm exposures — this frame was perhaps supplied with the attachment. No actual example has yet been observed, and it is unknown if the device can fit other cameras as well.
From Asahi Camera September to November 1953. (Image rights) |
Notes
- ↑ Advertisements in Asahi Camera September 1953, p.200, October 1953, p.228, and November 1953, p.200.
Bibliography
- Asahi Camera. Advertisements by Tōkyō Kamera:
- September 1953, p.200;
- October 1953, p.228;
- November 1953, p.200.