Stereo Cameras

Vintage stereo cameras that take two pictures at once for 3D viewing, including the Revere Stereo 33 and the TDC Colorist.

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What you’ll find

  • Revere and TDC stereo cameras
  • Stereo cameras with Rodenstock and other lenses

Good to know

  • Stereo cameras use ordinary 35mm film; you need a stereo viewer or mounts to see the 3D effect.

Questions buyers ask

What film do stereo cameras use?

Most use standard 35mm film, taking pairs of slightly offset pictures.


iMageTech 3D Magic 16 Exposure Single Use disposable film camera

iMageTech 3D Magic 16 Exposure Single Use disposable film camera

Ca.1995, retro point and shoot disposable 3d camera, unused...

R499.00

Kodak Retina Rangefinder Camera Stereo Viewer with Attachment in Box

Kodak Retina Rangefinder Camera Stereo Viewer with Attachment in Box

Vintage stereo camera viewer in original box , with vintage stereo camera attachment...

R1,999.00

Revere Stereo 33 rangefinder 35mm film camera Wollensak Amaton f/3.5

Revere Stereo 33 rangefinder 35mm film camera Wollensak Amaton f/3.5

Vintage and rare , the Stereo 33 was considered a 3-D rangefinder camera for 35mm film and introduc..

R3,999.00

Bell Howell TDC Stereo Colorist 1 Camera Rodenstock Trinar 1:3.5 f=35mm

Bell Howell TDC Stereo Colorist 1 Camera Rodenstock Trinar 1:3.5 f=35mm

Ca.1954-1960, vintage film stereo camera, made in Germany by Bodensee Kamerawerke for Three Dimensio..

R1,450.00

Revere Stereo 33 Film Camera Enna Chromar 1:3.5/35mm

Revere Stereo 33 Film Camera Enna Chromar 1:3.5/35mm

Vintage and rare model stereo film camera, sold as is, not working...

R1,499.00

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