Ride Theory reviewed Paris in 3D by Musee Carnavalet
A poor start, an excellent middle and a mediocre end.
4 stars
Once you get over the hurdle of the first three annoying academic essays, everything that follows is pretty darn good. Overall, it's a decent history of three-dimensional imagery seen through the lens of its relationship to the city of Paris.
It's wildly inconsistent in its ways of reproducing 3D images -- some of the side-by-side images are reproduced at roughly the size they appeared on the original stereocards, while others are postage-stamp size. The anaglyphs (red/blue filtered images) work well on the black and white photos, and (as usual) poorly on the color pictures.
I've knocked one point off a 5-star rating for the the pure academic hogwash at the beginning (if you make an effort to untangle the syntax, you may learn... absolutely nothing) and a few of the pretentious artists' statements at the end.