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Keynote speakers
- Tom Gunning
- The University of Chicago
- Denis Pellerin
- The London Stereoscopic Society
- Carlos Teixidor
- Institute of Cultural Heritage of Spain
- Elizabeth Edwards
- De Montfort University, Leicester
See our Call for Papers Submit to the call
Deadline for abstracts: February 17, 2020
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Photo credit: Centenary olive tree, by Carlos Relvas, 1873.
Stereoscopic albumen print. Casa dos Patudos - Museu de Alpiarça Collection
The Studio-House of Carlos Relvas was conceived in 1873 as a temple dedicated to the art of photography and is the only of its kind worldwide. It’s a two-storey house with an iron and glass structure, fully restored in 2003 and in 2018, that includes a large Victorian photographic studio, labs, elegant lobbies and exhibition rooms, refined studio furniture and expensive 19th Century cameras. Carlos Relvas was a pioneer in the Portuguese photography and produced amazing collodion stereographs in the 1860’s. We are proud to have the last day of our conference in this historical studio!
More info: http://www.casarelvas.com
Stereoscopic projection will be available at the conference. The conference will offer you the opportunity to present your talk in 3-D if you feel inclined to. The digital images for these 3D presentations will be expected by April 18, 2020. Send us your images with a 300 dpi resolution to the email stereoimmersivemedia@ulusofona.pt 
The group portrait of some of the participants in the Stereo & Immersive Media International Conference 2018. Saturday, 30 June at Universidade Lusofona by the photographer António Rebolo.
O retrato de grupo a alguns dos participantes da conferência Stereo & Immersive Media 2018. Sábado, 30 de Junho, na ULHT pelo fotógrafo António Rebolo.
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A nineteenth-century inspired daguerreotype studio will be installed at the conference venue, Universidade Lusófona.
Thanks to LUPA – Luís Pavão Lda. (www.lupa.com.pt), you will rediscover one of the first techniques of photography and take the result back home with you.
This unique experience will take around 2 hours, during which you will be invited to participate in the several stages of the process: polishing the brass plate, preparing a pose with clothing and props of your choice, exposure of the plate to iodine vapors to create a light-sensitive surface, image development, fixation and gilding, and finally the packaging of the plate in a case specifically designed for this event.
