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[MF3D.FORUM:735] Re: I need a MF 3D Dr.
- From: "Stuart Johnson - GCSPHOTO" <GCSPHOTO@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [MF3D.FORUM:735] Re: I need a MF 3D Dr.
- Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2000 22:56:39 -0700
Tom Deering wrote:
"Just the opposite. The 1-in-30 rule is about useless for medium format
stereo.
Tom"
I tend to agree with your unique chart by way of practical use. I don't get
bogged down in the minute technical because to be honest, I usually shoot at
F11 to F16 (soon to be F22), try not to have any immediate foreground
closer than 5 or 6 feet anyway, and keep the lenses parallel (although I
understand that toe-ing in without infinity objects can be done). This
allows me to concentrate more on the artistic angle and compositions. Also,
it's more fun! (in my opinion anyway). I THOUGHT that 1:30 rule did not
alway's apply... now I know why! It also seemed that shooting with wider
lenses (24mm Focal Length in 35mm format) allowed me to 'cheat' more on the
stereo base by getting closer than I was supposed to with the 1:30 rule.
Tom, could you produce a chart like this for the base of 100mm (about
average I guess for MF
spacing with dual cameras I suppose) and lens focal lengths of 50mm and 80mm
?
Way to go! By the way, I wish I could make it to your stereo dinners but
out here on the Left Coast we have a ton of great Mexican restaurants...
(but NO stereo on the menu!)
-Stuart Johnson
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