120 Tri-lens Stereo Camera

Our company would be very glad to introduce our new product----the 120 Tri-lens Stereo Camera-the first one developed and made in China. This new stereo camera is really amazing with novel look, high resolution, and easy way to use. Press the shutter, get a simple viewer, then you can enjoy an unbelievable experience of high resolution stereo pictures!
It will be very popular in Photo Studio and home for taking stereoscopic photos and it's also a truly treasure for stereo fans. The release of this new stereo camera will surely be a blockbuster in the worldwide stereoscopic photography!

Technical Specifications

Camera Type: Medium Format Tri-lens Stereo Camera (Reflex Viewing Lens)
Lenses:  Anti-reflection coated glass optics, seven elements in six groups. f/2.8, 80mm focal length
Lens separation:  63.5mm
Focusing: manual adjustment, 0.8 m infinity
Shutter type: metal focal plane shutter
Aperture: F2.8, 4, 5.6, 8, 11, 16, 22 and six half stops
Shutter Speeds: B, 1,1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/15, 1/30, 1/60, 1/125, 1/250, 1/500Sec.
Light Metering: consists of two of SPD's (silicon photo diodes) for light measurement; aperture and shutter speeds are matched according to the LED display.
Viewfinder: consists of a viewfinder hood and lens, Eye-level pentaprism type with .0.7 X magnification
Focusing Screen: Split-image microprism type surrounded by a Fresnel screen. 3 LEDs in 5 exposure graduations display overexposure (+), correct exposure (O) & underexposure (-), bubble level for horizontal checking.
Flash synchronization:  X-contact only, sync speed 1/30 sec. or slower
Film advance:  Lever provided; 16° standoff angle and 128° winding angle, aligning film numbers through window on camera back 
Filter Interface: M46X0.75
Power source: Two 1.55V silver-oxide batteries.
Film: One roll of 120reversal film for a pair of 58mm x 56mm stereo images. 6 pairs per roll.
Dimensions:  Approx. 207mm x 205mm x 134mm (8.15 x 8.07 x 5.28), camera body only
Weight:  1960g or 69oz (camera body only)

Here is some recent feedback regarding our camera:

• "I would buy this camera at 3 times the price, once I saw how good the results were..."

• "I agree that the TL-120 is the sharpest stereo camera I own. The lenses are nearly as sharp as my friend's Hasselblad 503cw; we've taken pictures of the same subject(s) and have compared.  I too recommend the TL-120, and for what it is the price is quite fair."

• The well-known Sports Illustrated Stereo Photographer (David Klutho) recently bought one and here is the feedback I got: "Klutho gave very high marks to the Chinese MF camera! Super sharp lenses, loves it for portraits!"

• A customer from the United States has bought two cameras already.  Apparently he is not alone.  Another friend for Canada just sold his Sputnik to buy a 2nd 3D World camera. And another stereo photographer in Australia is buying a second one for hyperstereos.