3D film cameras
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2020
- if you've ever wondered about those moving film photos...look no further! watch this video to learn all about 3D film cameras, their origins, their pros and cons, and a brand new 3D film camera that hit the market last year... (the reto 3D)
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3D cameras featured in video:
Nimslo 3D (best build quality but sometimes unreliable electronic shutter)
Nishika N8000 (my fav)
Reto 3D (brand new as of 2019!) retoproject.com/product
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I saw this on twitter way back when and its SO rewarding to finally see it in full here on TH-cam!!! Thanks Linus :))
lol I’m so glad you’re glad that it’s on TH-cam! i updated it a little to accommodate the new reto 3D camera, and im hoping this video finds its way to plenty of people’s computer screens over the next couple months 😍
Hey Linus! My grandpa developed the Nimslo camera at Timex in Dundee in the 80s. He died when my mum was 19 so I never knew him and the camera didn’t do very well on the market but it’s cool to learn all about the cameras themselves. Thanks for making this 😊
Thank you so much for sharing! I bet he’d think it’s quite cool how they’ve made a come back with a new use and purpose.
I have never seen someone come out of the gate so hot with such good, high quality content. I know you’re active in /r/analog, your shot of a western landscape was coincidentally my wallpaper for a few weeks around Christmas. Just post some videos there. We’d love them.
Wow thank you! feel free to share this video on /r/analog!
thank you for the short video. it’s 5:35am and i’m trying to sleep but i of course need to figure this out first to sleep sound
Your channel is amazing you deserve so much more recognition
thank you so much!! just getting started...so hopefully the recognition will come :-)
Absolutely loved the video! Keep up the great content!
Love the short form factor Linus!
thanks nick! more videos soooooon
So informative and well filmed 🔥🔥🔥
thank uuuuuuuu cammm!
Nice video, man - saw these photos online but never knew it was a film camera!
such a perfect, shot, great and compact video, good job G
Thank you bro!
I remember doing this with my 3DS, which only had two lenses and it worked great. The film and the flash give this kind of images a great look!
oh man this brought me back. I used to do the same stuff lol
Thank you for putting me on the reto app !
These upbeat videos are great!
thank ya!
ur content 🔥🔥🔥
now i want a 3D cam
gotta get u one!
love the vid homieeee
I found the negatives from one of these Nashika cameras from 1993. Pretty cool.
Ah man i've been wanting to know SOMETHING about these and now I get to know EVERYTHING!
Hey now ALMOST everything
just found your channel through willem, great video!
Nice vid man. ☮️ Fellow earthling
keeep goingggg i like this
on it!
Awesome 👍👍❤️
A photographer, historian, and scientist? Linus does it all
you know da vibe breeeeh
I would LOVE for you to do a video about shooting film with a modern flash like a speedlite or something!
I’ll have to consider that...but I’ll also have to try it for once 😭😂
Thank you Linus fnally know where i can but affordable 3D camera
Linus back at it again with all the film knowledge, but quick question, how would you make the 3D image without using the app?
you'd have to process them in photoshop with the gif maker or in a video application...both very very tedious
Bro that color grade is so sweet. What profile did your shoot this in?
You can also use photoshop to subtract certain colour channels and create a 3d image that can be viewed with those red and blue glasses
Great content.
Always been tempted to get a 3d camera but it seems more hassle than it's worth
They’re astronomically easier to operate now with the app. Previously it was just awful
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shoutout free TH-cam music!
This video was SO hopeful thank you. Can someone help me and answer what's the best way to scan the film? Is there a certain way to do it with this camera?
Retro in 2020. Beautiful 3D photos, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us Linus. 🔥❤
yesssss! i got you
Awesome video man, but I have a very noob question im sorry. You said you should probably scan the film yourself, is this only done once the film has been processed first? Thanks
Eyyy A Few days ago I was at a thrift store and I found a Nimslo 3D camera for $25 bucks and it was still in perfect condition.
No way?? That’s amazing!
bro do you have a tutorial on how to scan outputs with the nishika n8000?
I've heard nothing but terrible things about these cameras and editing the photos together... but the reto is a game changer. thanks for sharing that 👍
they’re all (even the reto) a little fragile, and then process of scanning and processing them before the app was a hassel. otherwise...they’re gems
This is such a well done video-create away Linus - so happy to see you on TH-cam!
TY I was wondering what these were used for. It seems like a hard thing to print in the darkroom though.
you definitely cannot make lenticular prints in a darkroom - you need a to follow a special printing process and only a couple places can do it nowadays
So do I take my film to a store that develops my film like any other normal 35mm camera, but I can just use the app to turn it into a 3D gif instead?
So will I probably have to buy a scanning machine ? Are they expensive ?
Hi which film do you recommend. Should I spend a lot on film like the porta 400? Or are there cheaper alternatives?
what iso do you usually shoot on for this camera? Ive heard 100 iso is recommended but curious if you can get away with 400 iso?
What film do you recommend for the Nishika to take pics with the flash?
please do a video shooting 35mm on a 120mm camera! DO IT BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES!!!
I saw one of these for 90 dollars at this thrift shop today, I don’t know if I should get it tho
Big TREND energy, prices have sky rocketed.
I was lucky to get a Nishika for 170$ almost brand new. I haven’t tried it out yet but soon!
I hope someone can answer my question. I shoot with reto 3D and when I take the film to get developed do I need to ask them to develop it half framed or if I use the reto 3d app to make the 3d effect do I need to say anything special when taking the film to the lab?
Hey Linus. Look into Eastman Kodak and their lenticular process. Aimed at commercial applications, the camera had 6 or more lenses and the quality was vastly superior to everything else.
please tell me where you got the scanner ;-; i really need one for my daughter
Hey was wondering what flash do you use on the nishika n800 ?
what music video is it that is shown on minute 1:02?:) Thanks a lot for an answer
does the nishika require batteries to operate?
@linusandhiscamera what film scanner do you use?
what app??
How do you color grade your videos??? They looked so crisp af
I learned how to color grade when I started doing video full time!
2.35 What is the name of the app plzzzzzzzzzz
I want to go out and shoot with my film camera but I cant cause of corona virus, life sucks I guess..... Nice video btw
Definitely a bit of a weird situation....photography videos are fun to consume in quarantine but it sucks you can’t go out and shoot afterward 😹
Do you know if there are any current (or old but available) old school 3D cameras that will make stereoscope images rather than lenticular images? Had one in the 90s and loved it but it broke.
Too many to mention (Google) because stereoscopic photography has a long history. The wonderful Stereo Realist comes to mind. Old school to be sure.
What are cheaper alternative 3D cameras?
If you're interested in 35mm stereo photography, buy a Realist camera from eBay. Preferably one that has been serviced by someone like Dr. T (George Themelis).
Is it still possible to print these in 3d?
yes! @brooklyn.lenticular.prints on instagram
whats the name of the app, i didn`t find it
reto!!
@@linusandhiscamera thanks!
What is the name of the 3d App??
reto 3D pro!
How do you scan these in? Is there a certain technique?
scan then following my scanning video guide - just scan them as a JPG.
@@linusandhiscamera You said it's a custom scan, so do you just do double the work since it's split into two?
Jona Garcia exactly! You just have to do custom crops instead of traditional 35mm size. Lab scanners aren’t equipped
linusandhiscamera thanks! :)
@@linusandhiscamera Some Lab Scanners are equipped. I know because I use one to scan rolls for my 3D Camera customers who use the Nimslo, Nishika or Reto. I'd love to scan a roll for you on me if you would like to see the quality. Message me if you're interested.
Had to retire my nishika since the shutter advance doesn't advance the film anymore.
those nishika film advances are soooo weak. sorry bro :(
Take no offence, but your video overlooks so many 35mm stereoscopic cameras that came way before Nimslo and their ilk. I remember using Nimslo with Kodachrome and half frame mounts.
Many kids these days have no historical perspective and might thin the cameras you mentioned are all there is/was.
You should take a deeper dive into the cameras that led to the cameras you discussed in your video. Perhaps even touch on View Master Personals, and such.
everything you need to know about 3D film cameras... hmm
Out of all of them nimslo is the best, glass lens, they are plastic and cheap
nimslo’s seem to be the more expensive side in my research. i have one and the glass lens is nice, but since the shutter is electronic, that’s been an issue. it sometimes doesn’t open. in the grand scheme of things they’re all pretty cheaply made, but have an incredible function. the reto just might be the best option for people by default now because of its price!
linusandhiscamera big facts, keep up the good work
wrong again not 18 photos it has 4 lenses so it be more like 8 photos
its not lenticular camera its cross eyed
Reto is awful, worst out of all of them. The app is the beat tho
The app is great, the camera is solid, but if you’re comparing it to last models it definitely falls behind