LowriderS10
Monkey with a camera.
Hi guys,
So I think 3D is a neato idea, but I don't have a 3D TV (though my brother does).
I've been toying with the idea of getting a Panasonic 12.5mm 3D lens because it's small, light, unique and relatively cheap.
For those of you who have one...how do you like it? It looks like the only way it REALLY provides you with a 3D experience is if you have something very close to the camera and then a background...how well does it work in everyday/landscape/buildings/etc shooting?
I'm mainly thinking of picking it up to add a new dimension (see what I did there?) to my travel photography...
Also...how bad is the resolution once you shoot with it? (Since such a tiny part of the sensor is used). Oh, and finally...can you do it in full manual mode (E-M5) or do I have to put it on a dummy scene mode to use it?
Thanks!
T
So I think 3D is a neato idea, but I don't have a 3D TV (though my brother does).
I've been toying with the idea of getting a Panasonic 12.5mm 3D lens because it's small, light, unique and relatively cheap.
For those of you who have one...how do you like it? It looks like the only way it REALLY provides you with a 3D experience is if you have something very close to the camera and then a background...how well does it work in everyday/landscape/buildings/etc shooting?
I'm mainly thinking of picking it up to add a new dimension (see what I did there?) to my travel photography...
Also...how bad is the resolution once you shoot with it? (Since such a tiny part of the sensor is used). Oh, and finally...can you do it in full manual mode (E-M5) or do I have to put it on a dummy scene mode to use it?
Thanks!
T