Dual lens. does that mean front and back simultanrous video?
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No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I would not buy another camera from this seller/manufacturer.
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No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I would not buy another camera from this seller/manufacturer. No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I... » Read More No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I would not buy another camera from this seller/manufacturer. « Show Less
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I believe it only has the 4-way split screen so even if your only using 2 cameras the 4-way screen still appears and 2 will be blank. You can choose either camera so the whole screen is one camera still but it wont rotate from one to the other like some others will do. I ended up returning this monitor because the picture was sooo bad i couldn't tell where my daughter was in her bed.
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I'm not totally sure as we returned the system promptly base on the picture size (it will either do one camera at a time or four, not 2), but as I recall it would defer to which ever camera is the loudest on 4 screen mode. If you set it to cycle between cameras, it's which ever the screen shows. Hope that helps
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Cant say for sure as I haven't seen the two cameras side by side, don't know how much they changed it
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I looked at the camera menu, and it appears it is capable of shooting NTSC (US) and PAL (Canada & Europe) video. I've never tried video, so I have no idea about the results. The instructions I got were not in English, so I downloaded and printed my manual, since I haven't 'Video'd' I have no clue how to set it up. If my memory serves me, the lenses are the the same as the older Canon EOS digitals, and even earlier Canon 35mm film cameras. The lenses we have for 'my' camera are from our first Canon 35mm film camera, and work as good as they did with it. We have 3 lenses, one is for wide angle scenes, one for 'mid range' pix and the third is relatively long lens that we use for 'almost telephoto' pictures. That's the draw-backs, for differences in distance, the lens must be changed for detail. One of my friends had an adapter for the his telescope eye-piece that would adapt the camera to his 1500 mm telescope tube. Now that was a telephoto lens. Do what you will, I like my 20D just fine. It has a masculine feel to it, it fits well in work worn hands. The function buttons must be touched on purpose to change the function of what you want to do. I bought a new Canon for my wife. It was what she wanted, and in her internet research, it was what she wanted. It is all, and more than she wanted. I love the way the camera takes pictures, but the function buttons are so sensitive that I find I change functions when that isn't my intention. However it takes AWESOME Pictures. The 20D is an amazing camera, and cost about a sixth of the price. Buy the lens if you will, shoot your videos, but remember, let me know how they turn out.
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Just from friends words I would take the two lens. The difference is not noticeable. Not my opinion.
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For me, it is more of a problem the closer you are to your subject. Since the focus also can go in and out quickly on a macro lens with a slight motion toward or away from the subject, the problem is compounded. I'm not enough of an expert to say whether the presence of IS would resolve the forward/back issue.
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no. The stereoscopic image is fine. No blur nor double image. However, and this is not a fault but just a characteristic, be aware that the photos or videos with the provided camera or using the adapter for DSLR, cannot reproduce the stereoscopy you get when watching with with your both eyes (camera uses only one ocular).
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Carl, I beg to disagree on video; in an instant one can switch between shooting video and stills. The use of a one-camera system is much better than even using two different Nikon bodies (like we did with the D2HS/D3 systems, it's irritatingly difficult to change camera settings when things are built differently). Adding a video camera to shooting doesn't help anyone who has tried. It's the very fact that there is demand, that the video function won't go away.
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I only have one camera currently, but within two weeks I should have a second one set up. The only way I could imagine having both video displays on one monitor is to open up two internet/safari windows to Samsung's SmartCam website, accessing the different cameras from the two windows respectively, and arranging the internet windows side-by-side. Once I receive my second camera, I will test this out.
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It records both at the same time. The front and back will be viewed as a split screen with the front displayed as the larger video. You can record just back or just front.
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Yes, there is a dual camera; however, the flipped camera option does not take good pictures or have good video quality when you try to Skype or video chat. It is very dark and the resolution is HORRIBLE.
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you have your choice. front and back, just back, or just front. however the catch is, the current view you are in is what is being recorded. I prefer front and back view, so that means since that is the view I chose to display that is the view that will be recorded. Motion detection mode also works in all views/recordings.
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Yes. As long as the software title and TV support Simulview, these glasses will automatically recognize this. When you push the button on top, it will switch between players so you can designate two pairs of glasses accordingly. Here is link to operating instructions: http://www.sony.co.uk/support/en/product/TDG-BT500A
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some users have reported that if you can only see out of one eye that it does work as both lenses are the same. witch is what changes 3D back to 2d in passive systems. now I couldn't say if you will see any flicker or not but you shouldn't.
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I haven't tried doing this, but if you attract one camera in front and one in back, you should be able to tap ( I believe it's the little green button on the side of the monitor). I also would use the camera with the antenna in front, so u should be able to check your front and back. ( FYI make sure both camera r turned on). Hopes this helps if not let me know I will be using my this weekend.Beth
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Portrait-format video is generally frowned-upon. Usually it comes from a thoughtless Sony Bloggie owner ! I doubt if any other camcorders have a 'rotate' function. Are you cropping both eyes to a square format (where landscape and portrait overlap ...)? (I'm thinking ViewMaster, Realist and Verascope here) Why 2-inch Intra-ocular ? 3-inch is OK, no ? It sounds as though you want to fit the width of the image into the 'height' of the sensor turned on its side. That would be a complete firmware re-write ! Have you considered 'jello effect' = 'rolling shutter' ? If one eye jello-wobbles vertically and the other does so horizontally, you're in for some major eye-strain ! Playback at 4 fps to see jello best ... Maybe the lens-sensor assembly can be rotated in the housing ? Can't you just invert the LCD so it is in the closed position, but facing out ? Better to dislocate the LCD hinges, extend the wiring, and build a 'Brewster Stereoscope' monitor ? I'm working on something similar - do 2 cameras sync OK with one IR wireless control, or have you wired them together ? I would have thought LANC ... ? I might track you down on Google Groups !