The Weird 3D Wiggle Lens
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So awesome
Thanks Destin !
Can't wait to see what you shot with your Nishika
let me know when you need me :)
Woah I know you're probably not gonna read this but it's weird when you see a really cool RUclipsr commenting on another really cool RUclipsr's video and no one else sees it, Nice 👍
Hi Destin, you should try this on your phantom camera
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Actually VR 12K camera have super advanced 6DOF capture, that's way better than any wigglegram
A 3D printed 3D lens sounds about right.
not when it costs 90$
@@msnjpg1999 So what. It's cheap for a lens period. Its unique and it looks good.
I love mine. George really killed it with the creation of this lens
@@msnjpg1999 what full frame sony lens have you ever seen Cost under $100 new
@@ryanhamblin2498 Ryan im trying to develop one with 4 lenses instead of 3, would you be willing to share some images of the lens for me?
I think the point you missed was that the old film stereoscopic cameras from the last century were around before computers were invented so you couldn't view them by 'wiggling them'.
The way they worked was that they had two adjacent lenses built in to the camera's body, one taking an image from the perspective of your left eye and one from the right. You sent off the film to be developed and it came back with the images in slide form mounted next to each other on a small piece of cardboard. When placed in a viewer, your brain superimposed the 2 slightly different images giving a cool 3-D image.
We used to own one of these cameras in the 1970s and it gave very good sharp images that were fun to look at for the 3D effect.
The nearest thing to that that I know is the nintendo 3ds.
The View-master was popular in the 80s, with the round slides that you could click through.
That is really dang cool. Loved the one towards the end with the red powders
thanks a lot, I am sure there is a way for you to 3D print your own version ( if George is ok ? )
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Thanks for featuring my photos taken with the Nimslo 3d!
Even as a film shooter I would love to give this new lens a go! Hats off to George for an amazing project and to you for a great informative video as always
He aught to make a business out of that lens, I'd snatch one up instantly for my Eos 90d
He has done sprint runs and sells the print online. Very nice gent. I have two lenses from him. He is very responsive on social media too. His insta is @ geo.moua
@@loganjames4607 absolute legend, thanks mate!
You should try to make a video using this lens, then edit it to continuously alter between the 3 frames 😂
That would be so trippy hahaha
I remember the mv for kendrick lamar's humble. Dope effect.
Literally the first thing I thought when I seen this! Get that slo mo and it would be epic
Yes! I thought that’s what we were going to see. Someone do this! The first person to do this can make a famous music video... Everyone afterwards will be a boring cliche
Bring me the horizon has a video that does this.
Bring me the horizon - shadow Moses
This may be the first 3D lens for a full frame mirrorless camera - however, Panasonic released a 3D lens about 10 years ago for the M4/3 Lumix and Olympus cameras. It was a dual lens 12.5mm IIRC. It is however very cool to see this new 3D-printed lens in action. I thought the results from the Pentax and the 4-lens models was equally impressive and achieved at least as cool of a look. Thanks for sharing you findings Mathieu!
Freakin amazing, can't wait till these go into their final stages and full-on quality production
Amazing! I've been hoping someone would bring stereographic lenses to digital. I own one that has 2 but 3 would be so awesome. Bummer that the lens run is so small and it's been a few months since the first run. Hopefully George can do another batch because I would order this in a heartbeat.
A delight, as ever. Thank you, Pete.
For me, photography is all about having fun and you guys nailed it 👏👏👏
Hey Mathieu, I love the footage and the 80s music.
Also, I have one of those Nishika 4 lens cameras, and have been experimenting with 3d for years. A dual lens setup is better for live subjects, but you get nicer architectural and still life results with multiple shots on a modded macro slider, and you can get goofy lenticular stuff using marked camera rails.
If more lenses are added, you could print these out and put them behind a lenticular sheet, so you can make your own 3D patterns to hold in real-life.
Er, that's what these cameras were intended for...
Panasonic had (still has technically) a two lens stereoscope lens for the micro four thirds mount. Also Fuji sold a few of the 3D points and shoot cameras as well.
Yup exactly gf2 uad the option that's over 12 years ago
i have a samsung 50mm 3d lens for their NX series DX cams...
This is awesome! I taught myself how to take stereo photos with a DSLR by hand, by shifting the camera side to side, and have been pretty successful with two-image stereo photos that you can see by crossing your eyes or putting it in a stereoscope. I also taught myself how to take multiple frames of a still life by moving the camera on a tripod and then use Photoshop to make them wiggle. I dream of someday having a camera or lens like this can take all the frames at once 😍
Sync two cameras for perfect stereos with moving scenes... moving clouds look awesome!😉
@@figjoy That's a great idea that I haven't tried yet. I only have one digital camera to use, though, but I've acquired two identical film cameras that I kind of really want to try to do that with.
Presenting 3D images on a 2d medium such as a computer screen, using "wiggle effect" is just the way my old dog used to cope with the fact that he had lost an eye. He stood there wiggeling back and forth to be able to estimate distance. :D
Great project!
owls and most types of raptors also bob their heads to gauge distance. Their eyes are kind of natural "telephoto lenses" - and so aren't spherical, and so they don't swivel in their sockets.
That's super cool, I once tried to get the same effect with two cameras and a flash out in the forest around midnight, turns out the forest is a pretty scary place at night!
Absolutely loved this video! Well done as always my friend! Want to snag one of the lenses 😃
I think I'm about to order 3 disposable cameras to steal lenses from and print out an adapter.
sounds great!
really looking forward for the results 👀
Nice project. The separation of the 3 lenses is not enough for anything but close subjects. Ideally you would want 2 lenses close together for closeups, and 2 further apart (same distance as human eyes, or greater). An updated version of the Fujifilm W33D with 4 lenses/sensors is what I am waiting for... and probably will be forever.
This is really cool! But even cooler is the unexpected 'Shepard Tone' style illusion you've achieved in some of these shots: the image appears to be in a state of perpetual zoom despite being only 3 images.
He actually zoomed in on them though, it's not an illusion.
I've been waiting for something like this since the reto3d came out
I've actually been developing one of my own for the past few months with 4 lenses, but God damn it's so hard to do.
Try synchronize 2 cameras with the same optics on tripod or rails.
doesn't this technique also work by just doing some burst photos?
this is so cool, I'll have to get one of the lens bodies when they come out
Awesome. I was wondering how it will look without that wiggle and also how a video shot with this lens will look. It would be nice if you could post something without wiggle and also a video sample.
I was wondering that as well, and you can just pause the video. It loses the 3D effect unfortunately. I'd assume video would look horrific!
I have a pair of Nishika N8000's one functional, and a broken one I used as a parts donor to tune up the better one. Haven't gotten around to using it yet, but this encouraged me to give it a try when I get my hands on some film developing equipment
This was so cool! The product and your video. Looks like you had a lot of fun testing the lens
It was!
Please try to incorporate it in video! I mean shot 30fps and interweave a "wiggle frame" in between each frame so it turns to 60fps for example. Could be cool, could be weird.
Great video. A lot of work went into it. I appreciate the effort!
Glad you enjoyed it!
First? For a digital body? Not at all! Panasonic Lumix 12.5mm f/12 3D G Lens for Micro Four Thirds came out in 2010.
the Panasonic Lumix 12.5mm f/12 3D G Lens has 2 stereoscopic lenses, here there is 3 ... so yes it's the first one with 3 lenses.
@@MathieuStern 🙂
not a full frame sadly
@@MathieuSternlumix did real 3D yours is just a lazy effect
Well done, and Very Creative Video.... Thanks!!
That's amazingly consistent, don't expect it to be perfect in backlit shots or when against a bright background , since. that glare will be hitting the lenses slightly differently, anyway. I'm amazed by how consistent it is when you take away the glare. I think I only saw a few exposure differences due purely to vignetting, there at the end.
Absolutely high quality content ❤️
Thank God for this I really love this type of effect and I've had to do it digitally with some Photoshop work because I really didn't want to deal with film but this is great
Pretty cool effect, thanks for a good video.
Glad you liked it!
Lovely film, lovely lens!
4:55 That tree line is spectacular.
It's really cool with the blur as well as the 3D effect
lovely effect !
Fun little thing, not sure my eyes / brain knows how to process the wiggly pics though. Still it's a cool thing, good luck and my best wishes to the creator of this new lens series.
Absolutely wicked!
Reminded me of 16 x lenses Fujifilm camera for golf - Rensha Camera Ryu N16, still possible to buy today in Japan, and some Japanese vintage photographer's still love using it. It takes 16 shots one by one, on 16 lenses, exposing 16 images on 2x 35mm frames film. Quite a strange beast from the past.
With a center subject and some distance the effect of 3d separation is really strong.
Digital is actually ideal for this.
It looks pretty good without that headache making wiggles.
This is really cool!
So cool! That's an easily achievable effect on smartphones today as they have lots of cameras. Instagram will soon blow up with these.
This looks amazing
Bonjour. Très bonne vidéo ( encore ) . Merci.
ICM photography with this would be wild. Wish I had one
I'd love to see some video filmed on this lens. You could effectively double the frame rate, but probably pretty disorienting lol
That would be so much editing to split each frame and insert them one after another... 0_o
There's something really amazing about objects with motion blur in with this parallax effect!
Great video as always!
It's cool, though I kinda prefer anaglyph to wiggle. For a still image that is
I've encountered a website long time ago that has a calculator to make a disk with 2 apertures - this is to take 2 images on same camera, same sensor. The disk is to be placed on the lens of course. However, my trials with it were poor (I used black hard paper to easy handling but maybe a metallic one would be better).
Loreo has been making stereo lenses for digital cameras for a while now. So this is not exactly the "first". Still pretty cool though, especially the homemade aspect.
I have a nishika n8000 and loved the forage I got but I had a roll half die on me and the processing time without my own printer is not worth it to me so I rarely take it out. But this lense would definitely make me want to get more wiggle photos
I have a collection of black and white and color stereo cards. I photographed a color card to get the size matching, and simply took some nature shots with an object in the foreground and then moved my camera a couple inches to the right and took another. It worked out well at the Grand Canyon with nearby branches at the edge. I substituted my digital images onto my "scanned" old stereo card, and printed it out, but this time on the orange border, I put a fictitious photo business with my name on it. With the right turn of the century font. Easy enough to spray mount the card on sturdy board..7 inches wide.
Now, I'm going to push the envelope and make some really intense nature stuff, and I bought an old 3-D camera slider on eBay today to mount the whole smear on a tripod.
wow, so amazing lens I never seen before, may I know this kind of lens is it available for video shooting, and how the video look like? three square frame or?
Incroyable le résultat est bluffant
about halfway through the video I was thinking that I would love to just see a montage of wiggle photos. Thank you.
This is awesome! Are there 3 pictures in one photo? How do you make them wiggle? Pack each one of them after the other and create a GIF, or a short video clip that repeats itself a couple times?
Neber thought ill need to take a motion sickness break for a youtube video 😂
Great result !
Thank you!
I love 3D photos and videos. I sincerely hope that George Mua’s idea will go into production. With any digital camera I have, on a still subject, I have to take a left and right image to achieve the effect I want, while for video, I still have no resolution for it, especially for an iPhone owner. I wish that smartphone makers allow for 3D video and photographing (Apple?).
That would be cool!
I met a guy with two small Sony APS-C on a rig a few years ago. Turns out he was into stereoscopic images and used a 3D TV to view his own productions.
Great video! There's also the Kula Deeper.
I'll check it out!
I love this. What if manufacturers make wide aspect ratio sensors to combo this lens. Boom!
You can create sort of the same effect by using a gimbal and shooting a short video, then the trick is moving the camera from one side to the other, and then make separate frames from the video, then putting them together nicely, it worked for me with a wide angle lens
In USSR exist Sputnik camera. It was a Lubitel with one extra lens at the bottom
Pretty cool, i will keep it in mind when digital paper with battery that last 100 years and is thin as paper comes to fruition in 2207
There’s a few pretty cool apps you can make this same effect with if you can’t afford the camrea
There was a way to get this effect on a digital camera before. The Fujifilm W1 and W3 3d cameras. And possibly the LG 3d camera phones.
I was thinking the same, I have a Fujifilm W1 , good camera, even has a 3d screen
What is most impressive to me, is that you can get an idea of what motion blur from a slow shutter speed looks like in three dimensions at a given point in time.
C'est génial ! je me demandais si c'étais faisable sans acheter le fuji de golfeur ! :D
Interezting lens!! Did you had any issue on sony camera?
I have a few of those Nishika and Nimslo cameras.
If you want to test it without having to spend money right away, simply take two pictures with the same exposure values with the camera offset by a few centimeters. Then align the images with the image editing software of your choice. The disadvantage is that this method only works with static subjects.
In my film days, I used to do this with slide film and "3D glasses" that I made myself from two cheap slide viewers.
It's so cool seeing motion blur have volume
Yo it would be great if some of the big company buy his ideas and get the credit of it. Great job
I'm sure many will see it as nothing more than a gimmick, but I think it's really neat!
This reminds me of that old Wang Chung video from the 80's.
Cool synthwave.
PRETTY NICE!
This is awesome! Where did you find the lenses?
The Nintendo 3DS did it first, while it doesn’t use wiggle stereoscopy, the dual camera photos are stored to the sd card so you could do it
I would love to see this lens offered for smartphone cameras. That would Be insane!
Samsung had made a 3d version of the 45mm lense a few years ago for the NX line when it was still in the photography market.
Kudos Wiggle Lens Maestro!!!
You missed a chunk of the history of stereographic cameras. Lomography made an assortment of these cameras back in the late nineties early aughts. Including the Actionsampler (4 lenses) and Oktomat (8 que lenses). But also had a couple stereographic cameras situated in vertical and horizontal and another with three with different tints, etc. Now they only produce the Actionsampler.
Game changer!!
This is kind of cool. Reminds me of an iPhone accessory called The Poppy. Didn't make these types of animations, tho, I don't think.
Panasonic create a 3d lens time ago, the Lumix 12.5mm f/12 3D G Lens for Micro Four Thirds!
Very true! but you speak about a 2 "lens" stereoscopic lens, here we have 3 lenses on the same lens
that's freaking cool
Thats very cool, But it makes me wonder what the effect would be like with the lenses placed in a circle around the frame maybe could get a rotation effect that would loop better? ;)
OMFGGGG it would be sold out!!!!! I need. And I love the price for it
So Lytro's plenoptic lenses are finally cool. Nice.
The interesting thing is that it can give an idea of what 3D for people who only have 1 eye!
I wonder if you could make something like this with micro lens arrays. So instead of taking just 2-4 different images, it would hundreds of different ones that are super close to each other. I'm guessing you cold get a much smoother "wiggle" that way.
There is some of these lenses with 2 lenses, the lumix have one for m43, but with 3 the effect looks really different.