Re: [photo-3d] Twinning Ricoh GR1s

["Jay W. McGuire" <PigsOnTheWing@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Also, you can use aperture priority and hopefully the shutter
> speeds will be almost the same.

Question to all: Is it better to match apertures or shutter speeds? I've got
a couple of Canon EOS IXs (APS SLRs) linked together with a cable that I
made by splicing the cables from two Canon RS-60E3 wired remotes together.
I'm probably wrong, I'm fairly new to 3-D, but I figured it was probably
more important to have matching shutter speeds. I figured the apertures
would either end up being same/close to the same, or that I could attempt to
correct over/under-exposure PhotoShop. Not sure what I could do about the
"action" not being in sync with differing shutter speeds! What is everyone
else doing to sync their SLRs? Another question: Wouldn't it be great if
Nikon, Canon, someone, came out with an actual 3-D camera so that we all
didn't have to mess around with this stuff? Don't they know the world isn't
flat?!

Regards,

Jay