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Close-up/ Macro Adapter - Cyclopital3D

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<strong>Cyclopital3D</strong>NewsISSUE 01 Q1 2011Expand the Capabilities of Your Fuji W3 & W1<strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong> 3D photography produces some of the most stunning imagespossible in the art. One reason that close-<strong>up</strong> 3D photos and video are sostunning is because of the “Gigantism” that results from reducing thestereo-base of the camera to less than that of our eye spacing; sort of likeyou were a mouse looking <strong>up</strong> at a GIANT world in 3D!Photo by George Themelis (aka Dr.-T)<strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong>The 75mm fixed lens spacing of the Fuji W3 limits how close you can getto your subject and still achieve a high quality 3D photo. As you get closerto your subject, parallax increases; too much parallax can negativelyimpact the results of your 3D photos or videos.The <strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> <strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> adapter uses perfectly aligned, highquality, front surface mirrors to effectively reduce the stereo base of yourFuji W3 or W1 to 25mm. This shortening of the stereo base allows you toget 3X closer to your subject while avoiding excessive parallax andincreases the common area seen by both lenses. And now, you can takeclose-<strong>up</strong> actions shots too! Dr. T shot the photo above using the<strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> <strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> on his Fuji W3 camera.The <strong>Adapter</strong>’s 72mm lens ring allows you to attach a lens hood for shadeor athis issue<strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> P.1 & 2ALA & <strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> News P.33D Link & Gro<strong>up</strong>s P.4“<strong>Macro</strong>” lens to obtain even greatermagnification, further extending yourcamera’s range and allowing you to getmere inches from your subject!Continued on Page 2...


<strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong>TechnicalConsiderationsThe techniques used in <strong>Macro</strong> 3Dphotography have much in commonwith <strong>Macro</strong> 2D photography.However, there are twofundamental technicalconsiderations unique to <strong>Macro</strong> 3D:Total Stereoscopic Deviation andCommon Coverage.Total Stereoscopic Deviation is theangular measure of how far youreyes must rotate when you lookfrom the closest object in the sceneto the furthest. For comfortableviewing this angle should be keptbelow about 4 degrees (2˚per eye).As you get closer to your subject, allthe angles rapidly become moreacute, so you must stay alert to theacceptable distance range betweenthe camera and the objects in thescene. The table below describesthe range increase that the <strong>Close</strong><strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong><strong>Adapter</strong> provides.Common Coverage is the part ofthe stereoscopic scene that iscommon to both the right and leftimages. The more that is common,the better.Product Highlights Reduces stereo base from 75mmto 25mm Hot shoe mount & trigger forexternal flash* Neck strap anchors fit 3/8” or10mm strap width Convenient hand grip is easy tohold Built in 72mm lens ring enablesattachment of additional <strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>lens, ring flash filter or lens hood Tripod mount Precision mirror alignment Sealed mirror chamber<strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong>/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong><strong>Close</strong>-Up/<strong>Macro</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> Specifications & ComparisonsMinimum Focus DistanceWITHOUT Infinity in thebackground (a pure close-<strong>up</strong>)Min Focus Distance(max zoom, maxmagnification)On-ScreenMagnification(camera display)Field of View atFocus Plane(width)Max depth ofScene for 3 ˚ParallaxFuji W3 (camera only) 20" 0.5 2.5" 11"With <strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong> <strong>Adapter</strong> 12" 0.75 2.5" 21"With <strong>Adapter</strong> & <strong>Close</strong>-<strong>up</strong> Lens 6" 1.6 1.1" 3"


Auxiliary Lens <strong>Adapter</strong><strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> Auxiliary Lens <strong>Adapter</strong> foryour Fuji W3 & W1The <strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> Auxiliary Lens<strong>Adapter</strong> allows you to use wideangle, fish eye or telephoto lenses,polarizers or shade providing lenshoods with your Fuji W3 or W1.3D photos shot with a wide field ofview can produce dramatic results.The functionality is particularlyuseful when you can't back <strong>up</strong>enough to get everyone oreverything in the picture. Manyphotographers are now leaving theirwide angle lenses attached all thetime so they can always capture agreater field of view. The camerastrap anchors make it easy to carryyour 3D camera with youeverywhere!There are two main types of wideanglelenses: Fish-eye lenses cancover a wider angle but theperspective is distorted. Rectilinearlenses provide a more realistic,wide view. Our favorite wide lens isa Raynox HD-5050PRO-LE .Product Highlights 37mm lens rings enableattachment of auxiliary lensessuch as wide angle, fish-eye ortelephoto lenses, polarizers orshade providing lens hoods Hot shoe mount & trigger forexternal flash Neck strap anchors fit 3/8” or10mm strap width Built in spirit level Convenient hand grip is easy tohold PC flash connectorLighted Print Viewer(Print holder not shown)Digital Stereoscope3D Photo ViewerThe manual for the Digital Stereoscope has been<strong>up</strong>dated as of November 15th and is posted on ourwebsite for you to download. The manual has beencondensed and arranged into a booklet format toimprove its ease of use. There have not been anysignificant changes to the Viewer itself since itsintroduction, but we are continuing to watch forimprovements in resolution technology .http://www.cyclopital3d.com/3DPhotoViewers.htmlPrint Viewer StatusLed Lighted Print ViewerThe <strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> Lighted Print Viewer will be the firstever with built-in LED lighting—no more searching forthe right light to view your prints!The Print Viewer is scheduled to be shipped on March1st, 2011. Pre-orders will be shipped first and can beordered from on our website. The cost for the twopiecesystem is only $379; also includes a softwaretemplate so you can make prints anywhere!http://www.cyclopital3d.com/3DPhotoViewers.html


<strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> now onFacebook!3D News Websiteshttp://www.stereoscopy.com/news/http://www.today3d.com/http://www.stereoview.org/3dlinks.htmlhttp://3d.alltop.com/3D S<strong>up</strong>port: Online Chat Gro<strong>up</strong>shttp://gro<strong>up</strong>s.yahoo.com/gro<strong>up</strong>/photo-3d/http://www.3dphoto.net/forum/index.phphttp://tech.gro<strong>up</strong>s.yahoo.com/gro<strong>up</strong>/fuji3d/Local, National and International andRegional 3D Clubshttp://www.stereoview.org/3d%20club.htmPhoto by Linda Nygren<strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> International Sales PartnersPlease log onto Facebook andbecome our “fan.” Help usspread the word about ourunique, high-quality designs andwell-crafted craftsmanship 3Dproducts, top-notch customerservice and expert 3D technicals<strong>up</strong>port. Thanks for yours<strong>up</strong>port!37th National StereoscopicAssociation ConventionJuly 12-18 in Colorado!The NSA 2011 Convention willhost several days of StereoTheatre, 3D Trade Fair, Vintageand Historic Stereo Cards forsale and Exhibit, EducationalWorkshops, 3D Art Gallery, 3DEquipment & CollectablesAuction and more! Go towww.stereoworld.org/2011 formore details. Hope to see youthere!In order to get products to you more quickly and easily, <strong>Cyclopital3D</strong> has partnered with someinternational 3D product experts: in three key regions:Germany and EU - Peter Kaiser, Perspektrum 3D Shop, Website: http://www.perspektrum.de/Japan – Takashi Sekitani, STEREOeYe, Website: http://www.stereoeye.jp/shop/index.htmlUnited Kingdom – Andrew Hurst, 3D Glasses Shop, Website: http://www.3dglassesshop.com/3D is the Future of Photography!<strong>Cyclopital3D</strong>Fort Collins, CO970.221.3923talsip@cyclopital3d.comkburgess@cyclopital3d.comwww.cyclopital3d.com

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