Prime Cinema 5D
Cinema

Tel.: +43 (664) 845 8680
E-Mail: 5Dkino@primecine.at
Web: http://www.5Dkino.at

Multy-sensory movie theater

IMAX Wien
IMAX 3D
Currently CLOSED!

Tel.: +43 (1) 894-0101
E-Mail: service@imax.at
Web: http://www.imax.at

IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D
The Cinema was closed on November 16, 2005!

Technisches Museum Wien
Museum & Virtual Reality Theater

Tel.: +43 (1) 89998-6000, Fax: +43 (1) 89998-1111
E-Mail: museumsbox@tmw.at
Web: http://www.technischesmuseum.at

Various 3D-exhibits are to be found throughout the museum:

Level E2 (“Energy“ Section): Coal for electricity generation. 4 Stereo slide viewers with bleached-out stereo slides (Conveying Bridge, Conveyor Belt, Bucket Wheel, Coal Excavator)

Level E3 (“Alltag“ Section - “Does the Human Body Measure Up?“): Three-Dimensional portrayal of morphological details (measuring stereoscope “Oculus“ by Zeiss with micrometer, “Miroplast“ stereoscope with stereograph of an ear & Raumbild viewer with ear photograph by “Erbbiologische Arbeitsgemeinschaft Wien“. Modern Wheatstone-type mirror-stereoscope with a photo of a human iris (based on work by Weninger, approx. 1932).

Level 4: “Turkish Chess-Player“. The “Turkish Chess-Player” is a modern virtual reproduction of the historical automaton. Visitors are be able to play chess against the Chess Turk, which is actually a stereoscopic back-projection. The user dons anaglyph glasses and bot the head and hand of the user are tracked to it is possible to interact with the virtual figure.

Level 4: Virtual Reality Theater. The virtual reality theatre allows visitors to dive into virtual worlds. The graphics computer produces every image twice. A pair of projectors then projects the images one on the top of the other, thus creating a three-dimensional illusion. Three pairs of projectors operate in synchronicity to produce a panorama image of three times twelve meters. On the curved screen, image segments fuse into an overall image that wraps around the field of vision of about 30 viewers. Light filtering spectacles and ambient sound on six channels create a virtual world in three dimensions.

A specially produced show describes a journey through the history of virtuality, starting from mysterious images of Paleolithic caves, to the frescoes of sacral buildings to modern motion pictures and a computer-generated visual world. Viewers may intervene in the action with laser rods. They may vary the course of the journey, bring digital objects to life, or change the virtual environment as a whole.

Level 4 (“Photography“ section): Heidoscop camera. Glass-case with stereo views and cameras (Taxiphote, Ernemann, Jumelle, wooden camera by Karl Fritsch [Wien], double-bellows camera by Haarstick [Düsseldorf], stereo daguerrotype camera with slide-bar [Wien, approx. 1850]. Digital viewing-box based on a Wheatstone-style mirror stereoscope, with two flat LCD panels [unfortunately, identical left and right eye views are shown, so the result is flat].

Bobbejaanland
4D-Cinema

http://www.bobbejaanland.be

3D Special Effects Cimena with vibrating chairs, wind, lightning and rain effects. Showing the movie "Haunted House".

Cinema City IMAX Theater
IMAX 3D

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IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D
Due to open in 2005

Technické muzeum v Brně 
Kaiser-Panorama

Tel.: +420 (541) 421411
Fax: +420 (541) 214418
E-Mail: info@technicalmuseum.cz
Web: http://www.technicalmuseum.cz/expo/expo12.htm

Kaiser-Panorama and Stereo Photography Exhibition

Oskar IMAX Theater
IMAX 3D

Tel.: +420 (2) 5574-2021
E-Mail: info@cinemacity-imax.cz
Web: http://www.oskarimax.cz

IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D

Tel: +33 (4) 66 53 68 50

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Amneville IMAX 3D Theatre
IMAX 3D

Tel.: +33 (3) 87 70 10 40
E-Mail: office@amneville.com
Web: http://www.amneville.com

IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D

Tel: +33 (1) 69 35 16 50, Fax: +33 (1) 60 19 21 11
E-Mail: musee.photo91@cg91.fr
Web: http://photographie.essonne.fr

Founded by Jean and André Fage in the 1960's, the museum houses more than 15,000 pieces of photographic equipment and more than 2 million photographs. It's therefore one of Europe's most important photographica collections. Stereo cameras are among the exhibits.

A quick overview of the numbered glass-cases relevant for 3D:

Ground Floor:

6) Smith, Beck & Beck viewer, Stereo Daguerrotypes & 3 wooden cameras
15) Ives Kromskop, wooden camera, metal camera by Bertsch & various viewers
24) Jumelle Sigrist camera, shutter-speed 1/40-1/10000 sec.
25) Stereo photosphere camera & Stella Stereo (1902)
26) twin-lens boards
29) Mackenstein & Jumelles Carpentier cameras
30) Unknown camera with Stereo Compur shutter (for 45 x 107 mm plates)
37) WT 102 Multi-Dimension Camera (lenticular)

1st Floor:

54) Taxiphote viewer (on top of the case), Verascope cameras – including Richard Homéos (1914), Glyphoscope cameras, Verascope F40 and viewers, Wooden Richard prototype camera with diagonal lenses, various viewers
55) Cameras by E. Suter (Bâle), Turgot (Paris) and Guilleminot (Paris). Later cameras, including Sputnik, Tri-Vision, Kodak, Loreo & various viewers.
56) Unis France viewer (on top of the case), Gaumont cameras and viewers, Leroy, Nil Melior, Monobloc, Ica, Gallus and Summum cameras. Movie viewer with paper prints on short loop.
57) many other cameras, including Mackenstein, table viewers and coin-operated "Kalloscop".
58) Various cameras: Edixa, Ica, View-Master, Realist, ISO Duplex, Heidoscop, Rolleidoscop, Stereoflektoskop, Goerz, Contessa nettel, Suffize & Molitor (complete set for 9 x 18 cm plates)
59) Gaumont Viewer, Stereo Oscilloscope by Renaud Koechlin (ca. 1955), Unis Stereo Viewer
60) 4 lensed camera prototype, 6 lensed Nimslo 3840 prototype, Nishika N8000 camera, Richard Stereo projector, Gaumont stereo viewer & projector (anaglyph), field-sequential projector & mechanical shutter glasses (prototype)
66) No. 2 Stereo Kodak Box Camera
67) #2 Stereo Brownie & Stereo Hawkeye Model 6

Maior Ecclesia
3D-Projection

Tel: +33 (3) 85 59 15 93, Fax: +33 (3) 85 59 82 00
E-Mail: abbaye-de-cluny@monum.fr
Web: http://www.cluny-tourisme.com/que_visiter/Cluny/abbaye_musee.htm

A 7 minute digital film projection enables a virtual visit of the mostly destroyed abbey. The show was opened on October 16th 2004 and was created by the ENSAM (École Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers).

50 visitors can watch the movie on a 6 meter wide screen, 4 digital projectors are being used.

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Gaumont Disney Village IMAX Theater
IMAX 3D

Web: http://www.pathe.fr/cinema/gaumont/salles/disney_village

IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D

Open Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 to 18.00, Sunday: 10.00 to 19.00
Closed on Monday

7.50 EUR (Adults), 5.50 EUR (Concessions)

Tel. +33 (1) 40 05 70 00
Web: http://www.cite-sciences.fr

On level 2 ½ several anaglyph images, a Wheatstone-type mirror-stereoscope, a pseudoscope and an introduction on monocular and binocular vision are on display.
The main attraction ist he Cinéma Louis-Lumière: in two cinemas, polarized 3D-movies are being shown. Most movies are around 12 minutes long – and usually 12 shows are arranged during the day. In the cinema 1, there’s also an exhibition of historic 3D-cameras, views and an introduction to stereoscopy.

In early 2006, two movies were shown: „Monstres des abysses“ and Helios.

Musée des arts et métiers
Museum

60 rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris

Open Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 to 18.00, Thursday evening until 21.30
Closed on Monday and Public Holidays

6.50 EUR (Adults), 4.50 EUR (Concessions)

Tel. +33 (1) 53 01 82 00
Web: http://www.arts-et-metiers.net

On level 2 in the „communication“ section two sub-sections are of interest to the 3D-enthusiast: in the „Camera“ sub-section, a few stereo cameras are on display, such as a Jumelle, Stereo Photosphere (1896), Summum (Leuillier, 1925), Stérélux (Lumière, ca. 1920), Vérascope camera and viewer, Bertsch, Gaumont Stereo Block as well as 3 viewers with prismatic lenses by Louis-Jules Duboscq (1851/1853).
The movie sub-section features a "Praxinoscope binoculaire stéréoscopique" by Charles Émile Reynaud (1902) as well as a stereoscopic Photobioscope by Cook and Bonelli (1867).

Palais de la découverte
Museum

Av. Franklin-D.-Roosevelt, 75008 Paris

Open Tuesday to Saturday 9.30 to 18.00, Sunday & Public Holidays: 10.00 to 19.00. Closed on January 1st, May 1st, July 14th, August 15th and December 25th.

6.50 EUR (Adults), 4.00 EUR (Concessions)

Tel. +33 (1) 56 43 20 21
Web: http://www.palais-decouverte.fr

A hands-on museum. An anaglyph shadow projection and a Pulfrich Pendulum can be seen in the great foyer on the 1st floor. In the „Physique/Lumière“ section (Room 1.16) a large hologram (Arc en Ciel) is on display.

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Tel.: +33 (5) 49 49 30 80
E-Mail: contacts@futuroscope.fr
Web: http://www.planete-futuroscope.com

IMAX Movie Theatres, showing IMAX 3D

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Cité de l'Espace IMAX Theatre
IMAX 3D

Tel.: +33 (5) 62 71 64 84
E-Mail: info@cite-espace.com
Web: http://www.cite-espace.com

IMAX Movie Theatre, showing IMAX 3D

Tel: +49 (1805) 4629 2255
Web: http://www.imax-berlin.de

IMAX Movie Theatre, also showing IMAX 3D.

Tel: +49 (30) 260 66 400, Fax: +49 (30) 260 66 222
E-Mail: imax@cinestar.de
Web: http://www.cinestar-imax.de

IMAX 3D Movie Theatre, using LCD Shutter Glasses

Tel.: +49 (2045) 899-0, Fax: +49 (2045) 899-706
E-Mail: info@moviepark.de
Web: http://www.movieparkgermany.de

Roxy 4D Cinema SpongeBob

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Pirates 4D

Tel: +49 (9302) 931100, Fax: +49 (9302) 931111
E-Mail: siewert-holding@siewert.de
Web: http://www.mainfrankenpark.de

Thema-Park with IMAX Movie Theatre, also showing IMAX 3D.

Tel: +49 (9851) 6336, Fax: +49 (9851) 2882
Web: http://www.3d-museum.de

The museum was founded in 1987

Tel: +49 (69) 788888, Fax: +49 (69) 787777
Web: http://www.exploramuseum.de

The museum was founded in 1994 and is located inside a former WWII bunker

Tel: +49 (8221) 700-700, Fax: +49 (8221) 700-150
Web: http://www.legoland.de

4D Cinema at LEGO Studios

Tel: +49 (7542) 9466-0
Web: http://www.minimundus-bodensee.de

The visitors at Minimundus Lake Constance are enchanted by the miniature buildings and amazed by the new age 4D movie theatre created by Kraftwerk Living Technologies.

Speeding through the Escher buildings wind will gently blow in your face and your seat will move mirroring the ride’s path enabling you to feel and experience the movie more vividly than ever before. Additional effects like air blasts and water mists intensify this 3D movie by Wenneke Multimedia.

Tel.: +49 (89) 6499-2000, Fax: +49 (89) 6499-3152
E-Mail: filmstadt@bavaria-film.de
Web: http://www.filmstadt.de

The Bavaria Filmstadt, located south of Munich, is one of the largest and most famous film and TV studios in Europe. During a 90-minute tour of the 320,000 m2 Filmstadt not only do our friendly staff let guests in on the exciting details of sensational film shoots but also present the locations for popular TV hits and accompany them along lavish street sets. Here guests can find out everything about small and large-scale cinema and TV films including the popular soap Marienhof, The Neverending Story and Das Boot (The Boat). It is even possible for visitors to test their acting talent live in front of a camera on the original set from Bully Herbig’s new Film Raumschiff Surprise-Periode 1 (Spaceship Surprise-Period 1). And in a replica outside broadcast van visitors can experience the exciting work that goes on behind the scenes of a live broadcast.

Tel: +49 (89) 2179-1, Fax: +49 (89) 2179-324
Web: http://www.deutsches-museum.de

One of the world's premier Technical Museums, the "Deutsches Museum" also features various stereo-related exhibits at different places of the museum:

• Geodäsie (3rd Floor): Stereoplanigraph, Stereo-Viewer with 12 slides, Mirror-Stereoscope
• Mathematisches Kabinett (3rd Floor): Random-Dot Stereosgrams and SIRDS
• Astronomie (3rd Floor): Stereo-Viewer with 12 slides by Max Wolf (1906): "Himmelskörper dreidimensional"
• Physik/Optik (1st Floor): Stereo Viewer and Pseudoscope

Tel.: +49 (911) 20666-0, Fax: +49 (911) 20666-12
E-Mail: cinecitta@cinecitta.de
Web: http://www.cinecitta.de/imax/imax.html

IMAX Movie Theatre, also showing IMAX 3D.