Stereo

PSA Journal, Sept, 2004 by Mary Ann Rhoda

ISCC Final Standings The International Stereo Camera Club (ISCC) final standings are as follows:

Club               Nov.   Feb.   May    Totals

Detroit             53   host     52    157.5 *
Cascade             50     49     48       47
San Diego           50     44   host       41 *
Atlanta             45     44     45       34
So. California      49     41     44       34
Puget Sound       host     46     42      132 *
Cordova             49     39     39      127
Genesee Valley      43     40     37      120
Sydney              50     45   DNE        95
Chicago             41     38   DNE        79

* Totals averaged for hosting a
competition

(DNE--Did not have entries for
competition)

Individual Awards May 2004

1st Mikey '98, Dennis Hanser, Detroit

2nd Mr. Hood, Dick Markley, Cascade

3rd View Front Roquebrune Castle, Philip Steinman, So. California

4th Mushrooms & Ladybug, Dennis Hanser Detroit

5th La Martorana #2, Bob Venezia, Puget Sound

Honorable Mentions

Light Tunnel '04, Steve Keisling, Detroit; Power Shot, Dennis Green, Detroit; Oriental Poppy #4, Susie Rydquist, Cascade; Italy 1, Shab Levy, Cascade; Twisted Bristlecone, Marilyn Hindman, Cordova; Great Wall at Jinshanling, Al Stevenson, Puget Sound; Lower Canyon, Larry Moor, Atlanta; The Spectacles, Lee Pratt, Atlanta; Red Lilly, Bert Arps, Atlanta; Tortillia Fest, Abe Peristein, So. California.

ISCC Slide of the Year: PSA Gold Medal Winner, Dennis Hansel Mikey '98

ISCC Club Most Points Award: Detroit Stereographic Society

ISCC Best Participation Award: To Be Announced

Congratulations to all of the winners. This competition is held four times a year. If your club would like to participate, contact: Steve Dudley, ISCC Director, 854 W 47th St., Miami Beach, FL 33140 or sddd@ameritech.net.

3D Center Hosts the King of 3D Comics

The 3D Center, 1928 NW Lovejoy, Portland, OR, hosted an Artist Reception for Ray Zone, The King of Comics, July 6th. His exhibition was held June 25-July 25.

Ray Zone, member of the Stereo Club of Southern California (Los Angeles), has produced stereo conversions for over 130 3D comic books and hundreds of anaglyphic applications for advertising, coloring books, t-shirts, and murals as well as science and education. As a featured artist at the 3D Center, Zone demonstrated how a 3D comic book page is built, a 3D conversion of The Barman 3D Graphic Novel, color anaglyph printing with fabrics and toys, 3D lenticular imaging for a point-of-purchase counter display for Ghostbusters II, random dot stereogram (magic eye) imaging with children's books, and a comparative display showing a single image of the cover of the Danger Girl 3D comic book in 4-color (2D), 4-color anaglyph, and lenticular 3D. Those in attendance had a rare opportunity to meet Ray and to learn more about his career.

Mary Ann Rhoda, FPSA, Editor 2511 East Funston, Wichita, KS 67211-4629 (316) 682-7794; MRhoda3826@aol.com