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Mhm.. you can't wrap a still to 180°, that is not the same effect. The focal point would need to be right where you want to take the shot. I'm more thinking of
by danybittel 6y ago
Mhm.. you can't wrap a still to 180°, that is not the same effect. The focal point would need to be right where you want to take the shot. I'm more thinking of something like that: https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Synchronized-Security-Counting-Stereoscopic/dp/B07MFTLQVT https://www.amazon.com/Industrial-Synchronized-Security-Coun.... But the lenses need to be closer together and be able to stay in focus at a much closer range. Maybe IMAX had done some macro (insects) stereo documentary.
- dharma1 6y agowhat I meant to say is with macro lenses the FOV is narrow because of the high magnification, and with VR you typically want (very) wide angle lenses. 180 stereo VR is usually shot with two cameras (in portrait) with fisheye lenses, I've worked on a couple of these shoots. The minimum focal distance on these lenses can be pretty small (a couple of cm) so you can get sort of a "semi" macro effect, though not quite the same