April 2005 | PC Magazine - Inside Track
Genuinely Interesting Gear Dept.
I have to say that over the years I have had a lot of fun with the gimmickly Photo3-D gear available at the Photo3-D online store. The company is Mission3-D out of New Hampshire, and the lash-up sells for $129. It allows you to create a kind of old-fashioned 3D effect with your digital camera using offset red and blue edges. It’s actually quite phenomenal that it works so well. One thing that’s particularly charming is looking at the pictures with children, since kids seem to love the 3D effect. This is actually a lot of fun.Fun stuff!

February 10, 2004 | Yahoo News - Space.com
How 3-D Works: Mars revealed
Several industry analysts say amateur 3-D photography experienced a comeback last year, spurred both by the availability of inexpensive digital cameras and the summer blockbuster Spy Kids 3-D , said to be the first popular 3-D feature film in decades. There are various methods for making and viewing 3-D images. Mission 3-D makes its own version of 3-D glasses as well as kits designed to help any owner of a digital camera do 3-D magic at home.
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January 2004 | C|Net
Mission3D Photo3D 303 kit
If you're unsatisfied with your photos' paltry two dimensions, you can create stereoscopic images with this kit. You align your shots properly with the help of an included gadget that attaches to your camera's tripod mount. The requisite software and a mini tripod are also in the package, along with stylish 3D glasses for you and a few cheap paper pairs for your friends.
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January 20, 2004 | USAToday.com
3-D Photography Kit Fun
Fans of 3-D images no longer have to settle for staring at other people's 3-D creations. A fun product by Mission3-D lets digital photographers make pictures that mimic the realistic, jump-off-the-pages look of professionally created 3-D images. Mission3-D's Photo3-D 303 Kit pulls lifelike detail from your digital camera. Priced at $129, the Photo3-D 303 Kit includes a 3-D adapter attachment that holds a digital camera in place, a handheld pistol grip that doubles as a mini-tripod, Photo3-D Mixer software and 3-D image viewers.
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December, 2003 | PC Photo Magazine
"Editors Choice: 3-D Photography Kit"
Create 3-D prints using your own digital camera. Simply mount your camera to the Mission 3D Photo 3-D 303 bracket and shoot an image; then shift the camera quickly to the opposite side of the bracket for the second shot. The mixer software combines the images, which are output to your digital inkjet printer. The kit includes a mini-tripod, mixer software and 3-D glasses.
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December 2003 | Shutterbug
Digital Innovations: The Return Of 3D Photography
Just in time for the holidays, 3D is back and gone digital. Fresh on the heels of the blockbuster summer movie Spy Kids 3D, you can now make stereo photographs using the digital camera you already own. I've been a fan of 3D since the premiere of the 1952 film Bwana Devil starring the late Robert Stack. While 3D movies come and go, three-dimensional photography has never gone out of fashion.
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December 2003 | TheTechMag.com
3D Photos as Easy as 1, 2, 3-D!
In the past, stereo photography required specialized camera equipment and expensive development processes. But no more. Now with the new Photo3-D 303 kit, anyone who knows how to operate their digital camera and home computer can take their own incredible 3-D photos.
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December 15, 2003 | Engineering Design News EDN.com
Add an extra "D"
Take your photographs one step beyond with the Photo3-D 303 kit, which comes with everything needed to take and share 3-D photos. The attachment mounts to any digital (or 35-mm or SLR) camera using the tripod screw hole on the bottom of the camera; it captures a left- and right-eye image (the stereo pair). The supplied software mixes the images and applies red and blue filters; you can then print the pictures or view them on screen with the 3-D glasses or paper viewers that come with the $129 kit.
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December 2003 | AVP Report
Cool stuff for the Holidays
With the Photo3D 303 kit from Mision3D, anybody can take 3- dimensional photographs. The images are the kind that is 3D when viewed through those red-blue colored glasses they give you at 3D movies or in 3D comic books.
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December 10, 2003 | e4engineering
Taking 3D pictures
A device that enables anyone with a digital camera to take 3-D photographs! Photo3-D works with any digital camera, and the package includes everything needed to take, see and share 3-D photographs. The device attaches to a camera using a standard tripod socket. The user then takes a picture, and then uses the device to take another picture - capturing what is known as a 'stereo-pair' of images. Photo3-D Mixer software creates a 3-D photograph from the two images. Using glasses, the user can then view the 3D image, whether it is printed on paper, displayed on a computer screen, or projected onto a wall.
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December 8, 2003 | TenLinks.com
Mission3-D keynotes at Solidworks conference
The keynote address by a virtual product development team will illustrate the power of the SolidWorks network effect. The trio will describe how Mission3-D used SolidWorks® 3D mechanical design and collaboration software to create a one-of-a-kind device for three-dimensional photography. Working on opposite sides of the world, the partners designed, developed, and manufactured the product with minimal face-to-face meetings and travel expenses.“From conception to production, we worked as a virtual team with SolidWorks,” said Ramada, the inventor.
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December 2003 | A-Digital-Eye.com
Photos3-D 303 Kit Review
Now anyone can take 3-d photographs with a new device and software from Mission3-D! The process is actually quite simple, mount your camera on the Photo3D Model 303 adapter which allows your digital camera to easily capture a pair of stereo images, then load the pair of images into the Photo3D Mixer software which creates a 3-D image ready to be viewed with the red/cyan 3D glasses. 3D photos are so fun, it makes you feel like you are there, rather than just an image of the place. Conclusion: Mission3-D's 3-D attachment kit works great, is a lot of fun, easy to use, and will add zip to any family album! A perfect Christmas gift!
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December 1, 2003 | The Boston Globe
The gadgets on everyone's list
You probably have someone on your list who owns a digital camera. And by now they may be bored with those ubiquitous photo-sharing websites. How about a gadget that takes 3-D still photos? Mission 3D's Photo3D kit ($129) attaches to any digital camera. I found the device easy to use, and it's fun viewing the images, but as with 3-D movies, you do have to wear 3-D glasses.
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December 2003 | ComputerUser.com
"The future is looking good"
Photo3-D: Three-dimensional pictures are always "in"--just look at a ViewMaster or "Spy Kids 3D" if you have any doubts. So the Photo3-D package is bound to raise eyebrows on Christmas morning. You mount any digital camera onto the stand, take a picture, slide the camera down the stand, and take a second picture. The software melds the two pictures into one, and view or print the single 3D image. It also prints out the two pictures for viewing in a stereoscopic viewer. Hey, it's a one-trick pony, but so is ViewMaster, and that's been popular for decades. view full story

December 2003 | NetworkWorldFusion
Cool Yule Tools
If 3-D photos don't give you a headache, you might like Photo 3-D, a kit for making photos that jump out of you. Photo 3-D consists of a gizmo that turns your digital camera into a 3-D picture taker, and software that compiles the finished photos. Included are several pairs of blue-and-red 3-D glasses, and a small tripod that doubles as a hand grip.
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December 2003 | Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
“Holiday Gift Guide”
Sure, you’ll have to say “cheese” twice, but Mission3-D’s Photo3-D 303 Kit ($129) makes it worth the effort. The kit lets digital cameras with a tripod socket take photos with a 3-D effect that can be printed on any printer. Here’s how it works: The camera takes one phone from left to right sides of the tripod-mounted platform. The images are sent to your computer, where software merges them into a photo that pops when viewed through glasses with red-and-blue lenses.

November 25,2003 | GeekExtreme.com
You will not be disappointed
It's really too bad that everyone doesn't have a pair of red-blue 3D Glasses laying around. The reason being is this review is of the Photo3D 303, which is a 3D photography system. I will, of course, report as accurately as possible the usability of this clear-cut geek toy, however, should you not have a pair of 3D glasses lying about, I did find this page which shows you how to make your own.
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November 2003 | Digital Photo Magazine (France)
Vos photos en 3D avec n’importe quelle APN
La societe Mission3D lance le kit Photo 3-D 303 pour les amateurs du relief. Le principe est simple: l’accessoire principal du kit est un petit socle su lequel vous pouvesz fixer n’importe quell appareil dote d’un pas de vis pour un trepied standard.

October 30, 2003 | Pittsburg Tribune
You ’ve seen it in the movies.
Now bring it home with Mission3-D ’s Photo3-D.
You won ’t believe your eyes is an understatement. With the Photo3-D 303 kit, you can turn your favorite pics into 3-D,or stereo photography. The kit includes a camera attachment, software (PC now,Mac version coming soon),mini-tripod,RC glasses, paper viewers,paper glasses and a blank greeting card.All you need to do is supply the camera and the computer.The kit retails for $129.All the details are available online at www.photo3-d.com.

October, 2003 | Nature Photographer
Three-Dimensional Digital by Tim Grey - For many years, it has been possible to produce three-dimensional (3D) images with stereoscopic cameras and other tricks. Producing 3D images has been possible with digital, but there haven’t been any particularly great tools for assembling 3D images easily. Fortunately, a new product has just been released that has made it fast and easy to produce 3D images from your digital camera.
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October 21, 2003 | Popular Mechanics pmzone.com
Spontaneous 3D
Johnny Cash. Cruiser bikes. 3D technology. One of life’s great phenomena is how big hits vanish from sight and then make a prolific surge back from the underground. This is the year 3D awakens from its traditional 50-year dormancy: 2003 sees the first popular 3D feature film in decades ("Spy Kids 3D"), a return of utilities for 3D movies and games and, before the year is out, the first 3D screen on a notebook computer. So it only makes sense that a company would also introduce a simple and affordable kit for taking 3D pictures with a digital camera. And someone just did. We spent a week with the Photo3D 303 kit from Mission3D to see if this toolkit delivers a satisfying stereographic “pop” to our pictures.
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October 15 | HardwareZone.com
It’s cool.
Mission3-D's Photo3-D 303 kit is, they say, the "First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras". Well, it certainly is a simple and straightforward way to take 3D pictures with your existing digicam. OK hardware, good software, good presentation, pleasing frills. It's cool.
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October 15, 2003 | Dan’s Data
Do you have a digital camera?
Would you like to take 3D pictures with it?
If so, Mission3-D would like to draw your attention to this.
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October 14, 2003 | Slashdot.org
I've just reviewed Mission3-D's Photo3-D 303 kit. It's a simple and straightforward way to take 3D pictures with your existing digicam."
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October 12, 2003 | Lansing State Journal
Modern technology makes digital toys fun and dynamic
Photo3-D 303 Kit: They’re coming right at us! As the name suggests, it gives you the power to create and share 3-D pictures, which is a heckuva lot of fun. The kit also comes with easy-to-use Mixer software for creating images so you can print, e-mail or save them. And who could forget the cool glasses? Funky frames are included, so you can look stylin’ while you check out your pics. ($129, www.photo3-d.com)

October 7, 2003 | Business 2.0 Gizmos Weekly
Photo3-D: Picturing the World in Three Dimensions
Now you can turn digital photos into Son of the Creature From the Black Lagoon.
The first 3-D film I ever saw was Creature From the Black Lagoon. You know the signature scene -- swamp monster paws distressed damsel and tears through screen. As a 10-year-old viewer, with stereoscopic glasses perched on the edge of my nose, I thought it was the greatest thing since Lassie. To my chagrin, the 3-D film craze of the '50s never really caught on. But three-dimensional photos and lenticular images -- of the winking Jesus variety that you see in gift shops -- still hold a thrill (and a market). So when I was told that Mission3-D had come out with a gizmo that transforms digital snapshots into 3-D, I had to see it for myself.
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October 5, 2003 | TechTV ScreenSavers
Use your PC to make 3-D pix with any camera.
Yes, sometimes the latest tech toys feel so -- retro. Think 21st century PC parlor trick. Mission3D's $129 Photo3D 303 Kit affords you the tools you need to capture, make, and view genuine 3-D photography, combining elements from the 1950s (blue/red-lens 3-D glasses!) and the 19th century (stereoscopy, not to mention weird camera mounts). Simple software for your PC makes everything possible
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October 3, 2003 | ABC News
Use Your PC to Make 3D Images With Any Camera
Imagine your entire family gathered around the TV wearing funky glasses watching Uncle Berthold's vacation pictures — in 3-D!
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September 15, 2003 | U.S. News & World Report
Help! Grandma's gone 3-D
Photo3D ($130, www.mission3d.com) can practically make Grandma's arms reach out of the frame to hug you--provided she doesn't fidget when you shoot the same picture twice by sliding the camera along a metal and plastic bar about 4 inches long. The twin shoot provides the view from the left eye, then the right. After you load both images onto your computer, the Photo3D Mixer software merges them into a tinted picture that creates the illusion of depth when you put on the pair of goofy, red-blue glasses that come in the kit. (The prints are close to full color but heavy with red and blue shading for the 3-D effect.) The software shows you how well the 3-D illusion works on the screen before you print, and you can tweak the image to enhance the effects. We found the process intuitive and quick with rewarding results. After looking at a Photo3D image, one friend raved, "It really works!"
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September 2003 | eFoto Portal
Mission3-D napoveduje prihod poceni priprave Photo3-D™, ki omogoca izdelovanje 3D fotografij. Zatrjujejo, da izdelek deluje s katero koli digitalno kamero, priporocena prodajna cena pa bo znasala okrog 129 USD.
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September 2003 | Mike’s List
New Kit Enables 3D Photos From Your Existing Digital Camera
Mission3-D has announced Photo3-D, which is a $129 hardware/software kit that enables you to take 3D pictures with your existing digital camera. The system enables you to take two pictures of the same object at the same time using from slightly different angles, then the software combines and colors the pictures so it looks 3D when viewed with the included glasses.
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September 9, 2003 | NoSpoon
Au début on pourrait penser qu'il s'agit d'un gadget sans interêt, mais il semblerait que d'après l'article de DPReview, l'appareil Mission3-D soit finalement bien plus "cool" qu'il n'y parait. Le Mission3-D est en fait un trépied muni d'un genre de glissière sur lequel on fixe son appareil photo numérique. Cette glissière permet de prendre 2 photos en décalant l'appareil comme il se doit, ce afin de créer la fameuse stéréoscopie. Ensuite à l'aide du logiciel fourni, les deux photos sont assemblées pour consituer la photo en relief à regarder avec les célébrissimes lunettes 3D bicolor. Au final, le procédé est vraiment simple et peu couteux (enfin ca depend du point de vue, car l'appareil est quand même vendu 129 dollars US) . Bien entendu, cette technique ne permet pas de prendre des photos de sujets en mouvement, mais pour les paysages cela s'avère parfait.
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September 7, 2003 | South China Morning Post
Double Take on 3-D
IF YOU HAPPENED to catch Spy Kids-3D in the cinemas this summer and just can’t get enough of those funky red and blue glasses, then I’ve got just the gadget for you. The Photo3D 303 Kit from US company Mission3D has all the ingredients for you to create and print your own three-dimensional photographs – and it comes complete with those glasses so you can see your images in the third dimension. What the Photo3D Kit includes is a tripod that allows you to take photographs from exactly the positions of your right eye and left eye, then put the two photographs together with some software and print it out as a single image which, when seen through looks like the real thing – or at least very close to it. The concept is nothing new. Scientists have known about so-called stereo vision for a long time – actually, since the 1840s – and millions of devices that offered a 3-D view of objects, then called stereoscopes, were sold by the late 1800s. 3-D imaging also enjoyed immense popularity in the 1950s, when the first 3-D movies caught the attention of audiences in the US. The kit really makes creating 3-D images easy and accessible to everyone, except everyone needs those funny glasses in order to see it as 3-D. Otherwise it just looks like a really distorted photograph with bad colour. At about $1,000 HKD per package, the Photo 3D Kit is not too expensive – especially when it comes with a functional mini-tripod which can be used for other purposes. Combined with readily available digital cameras and printers, it makes stereoscopic imaging as easy as point-shoot, slide camera, point-shoot. The only problem is that in order to make sense of those photos, you need the glasses. Available from Mission3D’s website at: www.mission3-d.com

September 6, 2003 | The PalaceMuse
3D CAMERA ATTACHMENT
I think this one is for David. Mission3-D has announced a camera attachment that takes 3D stereo pictures with a normal digital camera. The attachment is a special tripod that holds the camera. You shoot your first picture, slide the camera over, and shoot the second picture.
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September 6, 2003 | The Mortuary Portal – The Graveyard of Tech Goodness
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3D Attachment for Digital Cameras
Posted by: rigor on Saturday, September 06, 2003 - 12:02 AM MST
Mission3-D has announced the launch of their Photo3-D™ product, the world's first affordable device that enables anyone to easily take 3-D photographs.
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September 2003 | ItIsMyLife
Take 3D pictures with any digital camera
Mission3-D, providing consumers, gadget lovers and digital photographers the ability to capture, create and share eye-popping 3-D photographs, announced today the launch of their Photo3-D product, the world's first affordable, user-friendly device that enables anyone to easily take 3-D photographs. Photo3-D works with any digital camera, and the full product package - Photo3-D 303 Kit - includes everything needed to easily take, see and share 3-D photographs.
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September 5, 2003 | The Gadgets Weblog: Gizmodo
We really want to try this out: a new kit for taking 3D photographs with any digital camera. The Photo3-D 303 attaches to the front of a camera using its tripod socket and lets you create "stereo-pairs" of images, which are then merged together to make 3D photos using Photo3-D's Mixer software. You still have to wear those red and blue 3D glasses to actually see the effect though, it's not like you're creating holograms or anything.
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September 4, 2003 | i4u.com
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
Photo3-D Adds an Exciting New Dimension to Digital Photography, Making it Easy for Anyone to Create and Share 3-D Pictures.
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September 1, 2003 | TWICE
Mission 3-D Introduces 3-D For Digicams
Mission 3-D unveiled its first product today, the Photo 3-D 303 Kit, which allows consumers to take 3-D images with their digital cameras.The kit includes the T100 camera attachment that serves as both a mini-tripod and a pistol grip. It attaches to a digital camera's tripod socket, allowing the camera to slide from left-to-right to take two images of one subject (called a "stereo pair").
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August 28, 2003 | Computer Magazine
Create 3D Photos With Mission3-D Software
Mission3-D has announced the launch of its Photo3-D product, the world's first device that enables users to take 3D photographs.
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August 27, 2003 | ClubSNAP
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 27, 2003 | golem.de
Photo3-D - Stereo-Fotos mit jeder Digicam schießen
Spezialstativ und Überlagerungssoftware erlauben 3D-Fotografie unbewegter Motive
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August 27, 2003 | tweakers.net
Mission3-D introduceert hulpstuk voor 3d-fotografie
De heren van Mission3-D hebben een hulpstuk voor digitale camera's op de markt gebracht, waarmee het mogelijk is om 3d-foto's te maken: de Photo3-D 303 Kit. De set bestaat uit een houder voor je camera, een cd met de nodige software en een aantal brilletjes met een rood en blauw glas. Waarschijnlijk begrijp je al wat het idee is.
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August 27, 2003 | Digital Photography Now
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 26, 2003 | dpreview.com
Photo3-D Adds an Exciting New Dimension to Digital Photography, Making it Easy for Anyone to Create and Share 3-D Pictures
Mission3-D has announced the launch of their Photo3-D™ product, the world's first affordable device that enables anyone to easily take 3-D photographs. Photo3-D works with any digital camera, and the full product package - Photo3-D 303 Kit - includes everything needed to easily take, see and share 3-D photographs. The manufacturer’s suggested retail price for the Photo3-D 303 Kit is US$129.
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August 26, 2003 | TechTV Freshgear
Give your snapshots a little something extra with Photo3D. The kit gives you everything you need to enjoy 3D photos, including the glasses.
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August 26, 2003 | ThePhotoStation.net
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 26, 2003 | Computer News
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 26, 2003 | EE Times
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 26, 2003 | uppsnappat.se
Skapa 3D-bilder med digitalkameran
Företaget Mission3-D har lanserat ett användarvänligt och prismässigt överkomligt produktpaket som gör det möjligt att skapa 3D-bilder med vilken digitalkamera som helst.
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August 25, 2003 | LetsGoDigital
Photo3-D adds a new dimension to digital imaging
Mission 3-D, providing consumers, gadget lovers and digital photographers the ability to capture, create and share eye-popping 3-D photographs, announced today the launch of their Photo3-D product, the world's first affordable, user-friendly device that enables anyone to easily take 3-D photographs. Photo3-D works with any digital camera, and the full product package - Photo3-D 303 Kit - includes everything needed to easily take, see and share 3-D photographs.
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August 25, 2003 | Digital Silence
Mission3-D Launches 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 25, 2003 | Mobilemag
Mission3-D Launches Photo-3D 303 Kit Attachment for Digital Cameras
Mission3D, providing consumers, gadget lovers and digital photographers the ability to capture, create and share eye-popping 3-D photographs, announced today the launch of their Photo3-D product, the world's first affordable, user-friendly device that enables anyone to easily take 3-D photographs.
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August 25, 2003 | Digital Photography
Mission3-D Launches First Ever 3-D Attachment for Digital Cameras
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August 6, 2003 | Time Online Edition
Gadget of the Week
This summer, with the latest Spy Kids installment, 3D photography is finally experiencing a renaissance it hasn't enjoyed since the early 1980s. The movie coincides with the launch of the first easy-to-use 3D picture creator of the digital age, Mission3D's Photo3D camera kit and imaging software. All you need is to supply a digital camera.
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