Abstract: A method of making stereoscopic images comprises a first step of exposing a color negative film in a stereoscopic camera to produce a film strip having a plurality of stereo image pairs thereon and then a second step of printing the stereo image pairs onto a color transparency material in a circular pattern. The method may further include the step of punching a disk out of the color transparency material with the stereo image pairs arranged around the circumference of the disk.

Abstract: A stereoscopic system includes a stereoscopic camera for exposing color negative film and a printer for printing the color negative stereo images captured by the camera onto positive color transparency film. In one example, the stereoscopic camera is a fixed exposure single use camera. A stereoscopic printer for producing stereoscopic disks includes a rotating print head for exposing a plurality of stereo image pairs in a circular pattern. A stereoscopic disk of the type that is used in a View.RTM.-Master viewer is produced from the transparency film.