The OWL stereoscope is a brilliant little device, highly praised by stereo photographers worldwide
It comes flat (or converts back to flat) for easy mailing.
Within seconds it can be assembled to look like a standard stereoscope.
It has two good lenses and an opening for the nose. It is very comfortable (lightweight) to hold and easy to use.
You can use it view standard stereoviews (3x7 inches), modern stereoviews (4x6 inches) or anything in between.
You can use it to view stereo pictures in magazines and books. Some people have even used it to view computer images, even though the magnification is a bit too high for that.
It can be easily focused by changing the distance of the lenses to the image (you can place your fingers on the side and gently slide the focusing as you look at the image).
I liked this so much that I got a few extra units for resale. You will be very pleased with this, I guarantee it!
If you want to see Brian May himself talking about this viewer and how it is used, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk9M7EiPqmA
This stereoscope was designed and produced by Brian May, for his book "A Village Lost and Found". This version here is the latest version, found is his Diaberies book. It was met with such an enthusiasm that it was decided to sell it separately.
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"This is the finest Stereoscope to appear in the last 120
years.
In future there will be no point in producing
a stereoscopically illustrated book without an OWL !
"David G Burder, FRPS - Past president of The Stereoscopic Society and The International Stereoscopic Union.
OWL Specification:
Available only in black
Dimensions: 29.1 x 22.8 cm or (11.4 x 8.9 in)
Weight: 120 g (4.25 oz.)
Condition: New
Lightweight, only 12 oz shipping weight
I welcome bids outside of the USA! - Half of my items leave the USA
Please see my other auctions for similar items
I have been into photography and, specifically, stereo (3D) photography since 1988 and into the stereo photography business since 1994 and I have plenty of satisfied customers. I specialize in stereo education through books, lectures, videos, CDs, Stereo Realist camera repair, stereo viewer repair, stereo photography supplies, and commission sales of photographic items. I still shoot film (stereo slides) and have great fun doing so! Starting in 2009, I am also involved in digital stereo.
Meet DrT in person in one of these stereoscopic gatherings
Any stereo club meeting in Cleveland OH (first Tuesday of each month Sep-Jun. Contact me for details or visit our web site ohio3d.com)
Most National Stereoscopic Association (NSA) Conventions
Thank you for looking!