I would do as Misha suggests, take the hit and hope the camera becomes a collectable. One of the reasons I suggest this is that just last year the images that Rork is talking about above has been taken to the next level. There is now a way to print these on inkjet printers. The technology is still expensive and outside the reach of most print companies, but it is there. Are these fantastic 3D prints? I don't think so but there was a company that was trying to get the company that laid me off in October to buy into it. They wanted us to develop drivers for the lage format printers that we wrote software for, machines like HP5000, Cannon BJ9000, Epson 10000, etc. Keep looking at the print technology, that is where 3D will break through first, then 3D cameras will be developed to match. Magick Michael