パワーハウスミュージアムのインスタグラム(powerhousemuseum) - 3月1日 15時00分

To celebrate #FuturePark, an interactive digital world of light and colour, on now at the #PowerhouseMuseum, we're exploring some of the older technology from our collection.

Stereoscopic Camera.

Made by Ottewill & Co in London, England, 1860-1870.

This twin lens camera is reputed to have been owned in Australia by Bernard Holterman, who used the money he made from discovering the largest gold nugget in Australia to produce a panorama of Sydney Harbour on huge glass plate negatives.
Holtermann was a keen amateur photographer, but most of his best known work, photographs of the New South Wales goldfields in the 1870s, was actually the work of his employees, Beaufoy Merlin and Charles Bayliss.

This camera is an early example of a stereoscopic camera and and produced two almost identical photographs, which when placed in a viewer could be seen three dimensionally. Quality lenses like the one in this camera made by A. Ross of London were highly prized and were often attached to new camera bodies as the old ones fell into disrepair.

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