Another present for myself. This one came as a pair from Classic Camera in London at a cost of 100.00 (GBP) for the two. The flash is tailor made for the camera but will also work with any other camera that has a standard flash mount. Like the Rittae this camera is aimed at lenticular photography but can also be used for standard stereo. It is not a bad choice for a first camera as it is pretty straightforward to use having auto-exposure (with flash indicator) and fixed focus. The only adjustment is a film setting (ASA100 OR ASA400). See Alan Lewis' pages for an excellent project related to this camera.

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Good and Bad Points (depending on your viewpoint)

• Good entry into stereo photography at a reasonable cost (if you can find one).
• Requires three small batteries for operation - can become quite costly (but see Alan Lewis' excellent conversion project)
• Takes standard 35mm film.
• Film can be developed and printed conventionally (Decide on the best shots and get them made into Lenticulars)