Film-Camera Reviews

I haven't tried this version of Image Tech's 3D camera, but I had their disposable version which was not much cheaper. I mailed the camera/film back in the handy pre-addressed envelope they provided for developing and it came back to me two weeks later from the post office with the "reject message" that Image Tech had moved and the forwarding order had expired. Of course the film had to be developed by them. I got a "new" address from the camera store that sold me the camera and re-mailed the camera/film in at the beginning of August 2000. It is 11/07/2000 and I still haven't seen it. I "assume" it is lost. Developing for the 16 pictures on the roll of film was very expensive. Before purchase, I would check the out your developing costs and options. As for the camera, it was hard to find pictures to take with the camera that had subjects spaced in the foreground, middle and background to make the most of the 3D imaging even though I love taking pictures.

As in most cases, I went to the local circut city and they didn't have the 4x6 paper and didn't know anything about it.