CLEAN : Queen guitarist rocks out with Victorian 3D photos

The transcript discusses the speaker's personal experiences with stereoscopic viewers, highlighting the magic and wonder they felt as a child. It explores the Victorian experience of using stereoscopes and the perception of stereoscopy in the realm of photography and art. The speaker aims to demonstrate that stereoscopy is a form of art, despite being considered inferior by some photo historians.

What childhood experience introduced the narrator to the concept of stereoscopy?

• Reading a book about photography

• Visiting a photography exhibition

• Receiving a stereoscopic viewer with cereal

• Playing with a toy camera

What is the reaction of people when they view paintings through stereoscopes?

• They are unimpressed

• They feel confused

• They see no difference

• They express amazement

How was stereoscopy perceived by most photo historians?

• As unrelated to photography

• As an inferior form of photography

• As an equal to traditional photography

• As a superior form of photography

What was the initial perception of photography in the arts?

• It was seen as the poor relation of arts

• It was considered a major art form

• It was ignored by artists

• It was immediately accepted as art

What is the main goal of the exhibition mentioned in the transcript?

• To sell stereoscopic viewers

• To showcase stereoscopy as an art form

• To prove stereoscopy is not art

• To compare stereoscopy with digital photography