Reference

• Photography in Malaysia
  Don't let the title fool you. This is a collection of wonderful web pages devoted to cameras and photography. Notably (but not limited to): reproductions of owner's manuals and literature for Canon manual focus 35mm SLRs, a pictorial history of Nikon cameras, pages dedicated to Hasselblad, Rollei, Pentax, Minolta, Olympus, and tons of other stuff. I can't recommend this site highly enough.
• Graflex Information
  The best page I've seen regarding the legendary company and their cameras.
• Eastman Kodak
  Arguably the biggest horde of buried treasure on the net: but bring your pickaxe, a miner's helmet and a canary. I keep finding wonderful stuff here but it's always from following links in from outside.
• Photographic Calculators
  Won't do you much good if you're in the field (maybe if you're in a Wi-Fi area), but at home it's great. A simple page full of useful calculators. Depth of Field, Parallax, Field of View, etc.
• Lighting Calculator
  I haven't tried it yet. I'll let you know.
• Date Your Canon SLR
  There's a code inside that will give you the manufacturing year.
• Date Your Rollei TLR
  Get an approximate year using the serial number, courtesy Oceanside Camera Repair.

Large Format

• 8x10 and Loving It
  A rather rough but funny account of the trials of a large format photographer.
• Bender Photographic
  If you even glance at large format, it doesn't take long before you come across the name Jay Bender, who makes view camera kits. His company's home page is definitely worth looking at, and not just for kits.
• Schneider Optics
  The legendary lens company has a website.
• Toyo View Cameras
  Quite a site from the makers of Toyo view cameras. Worth a look.
• Wisner View Cameras
  Like Bender, Ron Wisner is a name that comes up a lot in large format. I'm not fortunate enough to own one, but his equipment is very highly regarded.
• Jon Grepstad's Home Page
  Mr. Grepstad builds his own view cameras, and his page is great. I highly recommend visiting it.
• Doug Bardell's Home Page
  If you're into building your own cameras, you may find this page inspiring. Mr. Bardell builds a variety of formats, and he discusses making bellows, too.
• A Large Format Home Page
  Another page of which I'm envious. Tuan's collected a great deal of information on this site.

Stereo

• Stereo Photo World
  This UK retailer has the best stereo business website I've seen. Very professional, packed full of stuff. They sell new, used, and all things stereo. Plus lots of good information. If you like stereo photography, you must see this website.
• Stereocraft
  Great information about the company that designed the Viewmaster Personal and TDC stereo cameras.
• 3-D Viewmax
  These folks make modern stereographs and an inexpensive viewer. Sets include the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and the Santa Cruz Redwoods. Great modern stuff!
• Stereoscopy.com
  The World of 3-D Imaging. All kinds of links and information.
• The National Stereoscopic Association
  As its title suggests, this is the national stereo club of the United States, producers of Stereo World magazine.
• Berezin Stereo Photo Products
  A retailer of a lot of nice stuff.
• DrT's Stereoscopic 3D Site
  Lots of products and information about stereo, mostly geared for the Stereo Realist camera.
• Stereographer
  Introductory information on a very nice looking website. Check out his Gallery and look at the serious artists who work in stereo. Inspiring!
• Rocky Mountain Memories
  3-D supplies and Information. Some good stuff in the Encyclopedia.
• 3-D By Dan Shelley
  Mr. Shelley has collected personal photographs, a lengthy list of books about 3-D, clip art, and links onto his personal stereo photography site. Well worth a look.
• Tabular Comparisoon of Stereo Camera Specifications
  Compliments of the Sydney Stereo Camera Club. Way to go!
• Stereo Logo Clothing
  Where else are you going to find the Stereo Realist logo on a hat or a shirt? Go here and get them while they're still available. Great way of meeting people and better than a secret handshake.
• Immigration, Ellis Island Stereographs
  A collection of images of Ellis Island from various stereographs. They initally show one image but if you lick on the link, it'll display the pair. The site is run by the UC Riverside California Museum of Photography, and that in itself may be worth a look.
• The Stereo Club of Southern California
  This local Stereo club meets on the 3rd Thursday of the month—leave now and you might beat the traffic.
• Mike Kersenbrock's Photo-3D Photography
  Great photos of equipment.
• 3D Photography.Net
  Another 3-D website. I haven't had a chance to go through it yet, and the color scheme makes me eyes bleed.
• Apollo 12: Stereo View Near Surveyor Crater
  Did you know they took stereo photos on the moon? Good luck finding them, but occasionally things sneak out anyway. This red-blue anaglyph is courtesy the Astronomy Picture of the Day, from NASA. If you follow the links, you may be able to tease out more stereo photos as well.
• Reel 3-D Enterprises
  This company is now sadly out of business, but they left the website up for reference purposes.