The History and Guide Book to Lenticular Technology is a complete information source on the subject, compiled by the inventors of Lenticular. This comprehensive directory is essential for anyone interested in lenticular technology.
The History and Guide Book to Lenticular Technology software is a highly comprehensive information directory on lenticular technology. It boasts being the most complete compilation to date, created by the very inventors of Lenticular themselves!
One of the most impressive features of the program is its directory of many, if not most, lenticular images produced from the 1940s to the mid-1980s. Users can browse catalog numbers of the original manufacturers, as well as the Didik Universal Catalog Number® (DUCN) for each lenticular. Also included are the original selling prices and current collectable values.
This lenticular software includes thousands of illustrations, photographs, and images of lenticulars ranging from stock items to rare, unique ones. You'll find some well-known ones such as The Beatles, Elvis, Ed Sullivan, and even political buttons. Through this vast database, users can gain fresh ideas for new images by seeing what's already been produced.
Additionally, there are many original Vari-Vue confidential documents, including production runs, price sheets, sales information, annual reports, and technical data on lenses. Much of this information is raw data of historical nature. Users of the software can explore original catalogs and price sheets from Vari-Vue, which have detailed lists of lenticular lenses.
What's more, the software guides users on how to make their own lenticular images while offering a directory of shareware 3-D production software. A plethora of data and information is available in the program. For stereo camera enthusiasts, the software includes a photographic directory of most stereo cameras produced from the 1880s till current day. All in all, it's an incredibly detailed software package that lenticular technology enthusiasts and collectors alike will appreciate.
One of the most impressive features of the program is its directory of many, if not most, lenticular images produced from the 1940s to the mid-1980s. Users can browse catalog numbers of the original manufacturers, as well as the Didik Universal Catalog Number® (DUCN) for each lenticular. Also included are the original selling prices and current collectable values.
This lenticular software includes thousands of illustrations, photographs, and images of lenticulars ranging from stock items to rare, unique ones. You'll find some well-known ones such as The Beatles, Elvis, Ed Sullivan, and even political buttons. Through this vast database, users can gain fresh ideas for new images by seeing what's already been produced.
Additionally, there are many original Vari-Vue confidential documents, including production runs, price sheets, sales information, annual reports, and technical data on lenses. Much of this information is raw data of historical nature. Users of the software can explore original catalogs and price sheets from Vari-Vue, which have detailed lists of lenticular lenses.
What's more, the software guides users on how to make their own lenticular images while offering a directory of shareware 3-D production software. A plethora of data and information is available in the program. For stereo camera enthusiasts, the software includes a photographic directory of most stereo cameras produced from the 1880s till current day. All in all, it's an incredibly detailed software package that lenticular technology enthusiasts and collectors alike will appreciate.
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