That really is very, very good. I think you'd have it totally seamless if you pointed the outer cameras inwards at an angle slightly. The American Widescreen Museum has a Cinerama page and I think they have the technical specs of the camera rig.
Excellent guys! I didn't think anyone was still interested in Cinerama especially your generation. I use to run that stuff in the 1960's. Good job. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I wish I had 3 projectors, and someday maybe I will, but for now we have to watch it on a regular screen *sigh*. I'm hoping to someday get 3 identical cameras and build a support stand to hold all three of them so I can move the camera and do some more interesting shots. Thanks for your comment!
That really is very, very good. I think you'd have it totally seamless if you pointed the outer cameras inwards at an angle slightly. The American Widescreen Museum has a Cinerama page and I think they have the technical specs of the camera rig.
Cybjon 7 months ago
@Cybjon That's exactly what we did. It's just hard to align the cameras, especially when they all have different focal lengths on their lenses.
hairyupsguy 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Well done! I tried to get three Super8 cameras and projectors that could do slave synch, but never finished it.
AlanCanon2222 9 months ago
Excellent guys! I didn't think anyone was still interested in Cinerama especially your generation. I use to run that stuff in the 1960's. Good job. Thanks for sharing.
Bootboyrick 1 year ago
Why don't you just get an anamorphic lens?
idoor 2 years ago
@idoor You're missing the point. These guys wanted to do it OLD SCHOOL!
AlanCanon2222 9 months ago
don't forget beamsplitters on the camera's for a Cinerama 3D effect
CarterM282 2 years ago
Good job! How do you watch the footage at home?! With 3 video projectors or 3 monitors?
chinacat 2 years ago
Thanks! I wish I had 3 projectors, and someday maybe I will, but for now we have to watch it on a regular screen *sigh*. I'm hoping to someday get 3 identical cameras and build a support stand to hold all three of them so I can move the camera and do some more interesting shots. Thanks for your comment!
hairyupsguy 2 years ago