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Revision as of 21:26, 4 April 2011
The Stereo Master (ステレオマスター) 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 (B.S.アッタチメント), to place in front of the camera lens, and a stereo viewer, called the B.S. viewer (B.S.ビュアー). 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.
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| 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.
