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3d with the af100
I know there is that suspicious Lumix 3d lens with 12.5mm and f/12.
But Is there a way other than taping two cameras together to shoot 3d with the af100? -
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Technically you could bolt any two cameras together and get “3D.” But it’s a little more complicated than that to get something that would be watchable:
Noah
Call Box Training.
Featuring the Panasonic GH2 and Panasonic AC160/130. -
To have actual 3D you cannot achieve it with just a single frame camera. You need two separate streams of footage used as left and right. The Lumix 3D lens is only for photos. You can rig two AG-AF100 for 3D but it can get messy and complicated. The distance of the one camera related the other is critical for the depth of your 3D footage. If one camera is bumped by accident you might have a messed footage and no cotrol whatsover on 3D depth later in post. My recommendation is to not use two AG-AF100 video cameras for 3D. If you can rent out a AG-3DA1 to save your self from trouble and frustration.
Thomas Alexander | Independent Cinematographer
Soulman Films | Nicosia Cyprus | +357-97697640
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