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Wider than normal lenses
- From: T3D <vidi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: Wider than normal lenses
- Date: Tue, 22 Jul 1997 21:52:58 -0500 (CDT)
I would like to get the groups opinion on shooting
with "wider than normal" lenses. I am about to take
some stereo images of real estate, both interior and
exterior, and would like to know how much of a wide
angle lens I can get away with without imparting too
much "squash"(?) (or is it streatch) into the image.
I will ONLY be viewing the images with a handheld
viewer that has a 50mm F.L. lens. I know the taking
lens and viewing lenses SHOULD be the same and projection
will do it's own thing with distortion, but in my
restricted use, do you think a 28mm lens on a 35mm SLR
(slide bar) camera would produce acceptable images.
I intend on determining the Basseline by the formula:
Baseline = (1.5 X nearpoint X farpoint)/28(farpoint-nearpoint)
Are there refinements to this formula that I should use to
minimize the distortion of using a 28mm lens (the only wide
angle lens I have) while viewing with a 50mm FL viewer?
Thanks in advance for and input you can provide me.
John Vala
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