Early Visual Media Archeology

Posted by David Pescovitz, February 1, 2008 11:16 AM |
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Early Visual Media Archeology is an incredible site filled with examples and history of vintage visual media: photography, early film, TV, conjuring arts, magic lanterns, pre-cinema projected animations, peepshows, and other fantastic optical experiences of yesteryear. Seen here is a stereo autochrome, c. 1912, by Paul Sano. Link (via Morbid Anatomy)
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#1 posted by Evil Jim , February 2, 2008 12:57 AM

This is great. It's a bit of a strain but if I cross my eyes just right I can see the 3-D image.

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