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Panasonic seam to be pushing 3D like mad
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Another Panny 3D Option
Started by jonny shaw, Aug 10 2010 02:55 PM
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Posted 10 August 2010 - 02:55 PM
Lumix G2 with 3D interchangeable lens
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Panasonic seam to be pushing 3D like mad
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Posted 10 August 2010 - 08:01 PM
Jonny, they are pushing the TVs, that's why. That's why Sony, Samsung, Panny are making that big push. I'm just waiting for a big rush of epileptic fits caused by wearing those LCDs too long playing PS3 or something.
I must say that watching the soccer in 3D at the IMAX cinema in africa was pretty impressive, actually more fun than being in the stadium because you didn't have a vuvuzela blowing in your eye!
I must say that watching the soccer in 3D at the IMAX cinema in africa was pretty impressive, actually more fun than being in the stadium because you didn't have a vuvuzela blowing in your eye!
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 05:11 AM
Looks very similar to the lens that my 3D-friend Søren Hertz-Christensen build for Nikonos 5 http://stereoskopklu...eokameraer.html years ago by using a couble of lenses from a consumer pentax camera which he killed just to get the lenses. :-)
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Best regards from Kim Meineche!
Lumix G2 with 3D interchangeable lens
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Edited by Kimmeineche, 11 August 2010 - 05:18 AM.
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 05:16 AM
Hi Eric!
I think it will be impossible to make anything wider than about 20mm (94 degress on fullframe as I remember!!!) from a single lens... so far I am very pleased by using my 2 x 10,5mm on my stereorig..... just came home from fantastic diving at Malta with a bunch of wreck-images! :-)
All the best from Kim! :-)
I think it will be impossible to make anything wider than about 20mm (94 degress on fullframe as I remember!!!) from a single lens... so far I am very pleased by using my 2 x 10,5mm on my stereorig..... just came home from fantastic diving at Malta with a bunch of wreck-images! :-)
All the best from Kim! :-)
All the initial offerings seem to be 40mm+ (35mm equiv). I am eagerly waiting for the first wide-angle offerings!
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Posted 11 August 2010 - 08:00 AM
Yeah -- I'm sure some "proper" dual imaging cameras will be released at some point.
As for your 2 x 10.5mm rig -- I'm sure you are getting some great stuff. I've shot dual fisheye before, as well -- it seems to be the only lens that will work for a non-beam splitter SLR rig. The IA is just too wide for anything with a larger focal length.
As for your 2 x 10.5mm rig -- I'm sure you are getting some great stuff. I've shot dual fisheye before, as well -- it seems to be the only lens that will work for a non-beam splitter SLR rig. The IA is just too wide for anything with a larger focal length.
