Re: Re: RE: Loreo 3D lens-in-a-cap (T) review

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chupathingie
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Oooooh… samples?
One of these days I need to take a passenger to either run the camera or drive while I stand up thru the sunroof… My wife simply won’t ride when she can fly (I prefer to see the scenery driving, myself)

Rig up a mount and fire it with a remote?

That’s something I’ve thought of doing with my Jeep, using my fisheye on some long exposures. I’ve done it with the D90 sitting on the dash, but it’s not quite the same.

I’ve got a Bogen tripod that’s perfect for that kind of thing; I wedged 2 legs in the corners of the dash and one leg between the passenger seat and console, which placed the camera just under the rear-view mirror. Great for time-lapse, but little else. There’s no substitute for an eye behind the viewfinder.

Orionind: nice pics. I think the effect would be more pronounced with the macro version, of course… the separation is a bit a bit close for longer range shots. A nifty gadget to be sure…