Britt Salvesen; 3D: Double Vision Capacity_64 GB After more than a year

After more than a year of photographing everything from corner bodegas to the borough’s boundaries

Plus the working distance between you and your subject is perfect for making the personal connection that’s often missing when using a zoom

An odd number of iris blades also helps create a less distracting flare

The view camera adapter can be used when shooting with the GFX 50S when using older FUJINON large format camera lenses

Britt Salvesen; 3D: Double Vision Capacity_64 GB After more than a year3D: Double Vision traces the rise of the 3D spectacle, from the invention of the stereoscope to the present day. 3D may seem like a contemporary trend, but artists have long sought to achieve the illusion of three dimensions in their work. The history of 3D begins in the 1830s with the stereoscope, a device that allowed Victorian audiences to experience faraway lands, colossal monuments, current events, and comic scenes. 3D motion picture technology