3D slide viewer for exhibitions and museums. Ideal for individually presenting 3D images in reasonable quality.  Do you have 3D image material; analogue or digital? Without to much trouble you can present those in this plastic panel viewer. We can record digital images to film again into the corresponding 3D slide frames.

• Compact presentation system. You don't need more than a half square meter of exhibition floor.

• The visitor is not lead away by the surrounding crowd. A better impression is left at the spectator.

• The still images allows the spectator to investigate the image at ease

• The viewer itself appeals the spectator to get a closer look at it. It will also make bystanders curious

• Especially crowded exhibitions can be fitter out with a lot of these viewers, just to provide a faster flow of visitors. But nevertheless serving them all with the 3D image you want to show.

The construction of this viewer is intended for short running expositions and those in which a low budget is important and the quality of viewing is less important.

The life cycle of this viewer is around 3 weeks!

The idea is that only the black front is visible. The slide holder and the frosted plastic glass are on the rear of the metal panel or socle.

General specifications:

• Slide frame format 41x101 mm. 3 mm. thickness.
• Maximum slide format: 24x33 mm. horizontal orientation.
• Miniscus plastic lenses f= 60 mm. (enlargement 4.2).
• Fixed focus.
• Illumination: a bright clear frosted glass provides a colourless light distribution. You have to provide your own smooth light source. A cool white PL or TL tube light is a good and easy to get light source
• The viewer is 20 mm. deep at the rear of the metal panel and sticks 52 mm. out at the front of the panel
• The metal panel is made of stainless steel and sprayed black.
• For build in dimensions click here

Price of the viewer: 35,00 Euro

Price of the viewer including one slide: 40,00 Euro
Condition: you have to supply a digital stereo pair to be recorded on film and mounted in a slide frame. So, without photography, scanning, editing.