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September 12, 2024 – The Creative Mind of Jack Muzatko: A Stereo Photography Retrospective
Jack Muzatko (1939-2024) exhibited hundreds of weird and wonderful stereo (3-D) photographs as a member of the Golden Gate Stereoscopic Society. Join us on Zoom for a slideshow and discussion of his favorite works.
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Member Handbook Updates for 2024
Our member handbook, last updated in 2022, is newly revised with useful information for all members.
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New on ggstereo.org: Meeting Reminder Sign-Up
Want an email meeting reminder? Subscribe to our new Meeting Reminder Sign-Up mailing list.
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Review: Sony’s RX0 II “Tiny Tough Camera” for Stereo Photographers
I’ve been shooting with a pair of these quirky Sony cameras for a few months and have grown to love them. Recommended, with some caveats. Here’s a review I wrote based on my experience.
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Workshop Video & Notes: 3-D Conversions with LeiaPix
Peter Sinclair’s 3-D Conversions with LeiaPix demonstration was a big hit. These notes were provided by Peter.
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Free Workshop: 3-D Conversions with LeiaPix
AI-assisted 2-D to 3-D conversions have revolutionized stereo photography. The Golden Gate Stereoscopic Society presents a stereo conversion demonstration by 3-D enthusiast Peter Sinclair.
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Poll: Select our Special Subjects for 2024
It’s time again to make an annual list of special subjects for our monthly meetings.
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Livestream GGSS Slideshows on the Lume Pad 2
Follow these steps to enjoy our slideshows on the Lume Pad 2.
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Lume Pad 2: A Game Changer
The stereo photography community is buzzing about the Lume Pad 2. Here’s our review.
The San Francisco / Bay Area's Club for Stereo Photography Enthusiasts
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Next Meeting
We meet the first and second Tuesday of each month on Zoom. All are welcome!
Date & Time
Open Division
Tuesday, March 3, 2026, 7:00pm – 9:00pm PT
Special Division
Tuesday, March 10, 2026, 7:00pm – 9:00pm PT
Submission Deadline
Open Division
Monday, March 2, 2026
Special Division
Monday, March 9, 2026
Special Subject
Motion Blur – Capture a kinetic scene where one element is blurred by motion while the rest of the 3D environment remains sharp