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Not really. Without the correct IOD (interocular distance) [1] you won't get "correct" stereoscopy, and the effect you get will not feel right at best, and make
by nakedrobot2 12y ago
Not really. Without the correct IOD (interocular distance) [1] you won't get "correct" stereoscopy, and the effect you get will not feel right at best, and make you sick in the worst case.
A LF camera only gives a stereoscopic effect proportional to the size of the sensor. So unless you have a sensor even bigger than a medium format camera, you are not going to achieve the effect you are describing.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy
- mapt 12y agoThe premise here would be two LF cameras, mounted rigidly in an IOD-like frame. Or ideally, more than two, for flexibility of the IOD and a better stereo-vision fix, potentially used in 2D-3D compositing.