This is another new camera aimed at providing everything a beginner might need to take stereo photographs. The camera itself is a fixed focus and works on the same principle as a beam splitter attachment to a standard 35mm camera. This means that you process the film as normal and can view the stereo prints with the viewer provided. There is a built in flash which pops up from the top of the camera. It appears to be the same model as the 'Loreo'

Good Points

• Easy introduction to stereo photography
• Uses standard film and printing processes
• Is cheap to buy
• Is fixed focus for ease of use
• Everything you need (including film) in one box!

Bad Points

• Beam Spliiter can cause paralax problems.
• Compromised picture quality to provide a cheap and cheerful solution.