Panasonic Lumix Lens 3D 12,5 MM - 3D Era can be enjoyed on the big screen and home theater. And Panasonic does not seem half to become a major player in this technology. With the release of 3D VIERA TV, featuring a 3D movie at home now it's not unusual anymore when met at the home of audio visual enthusiast. What about photographs? Challenges and even then missed with 3D lens for Lumix. 3D Lumix lens is actually composed of two lenses, but still only uses a camera image sensor only. Then the camera will break down the image sensor to produce an image of each lens so that the final image can be displayed as 3D.This lens is a type of prime, so there is no zoom and fixed focal length at 12.5 mm. This figure is equivalent to 65 mm on full frame lens, so that taking pictures with this lens needed a considerable distance if you want to take a wide angle. Aperture also remain locked at f/12, and no manual focus. Panasonic explains that the great depths of space is needed to produce 3D images, so the resulting image would produce a better perception of space. However, aperture f/12 is certainly a serious problem that the incoming light must be quite a lot, so need to use flash. If you want to take pictures indoors without flash, of course, low shutter speed and a tripod is necessary. And consequently, may not capture the fast action clearly without the risk of image blur. This lens also can not be used for video recording.
When we use the 3D glasses from the package Vierra, the results were astonishing. The resulting image is very sharp and the TV seemed to turn into a window with objects in it. MPO extension is also possible to run on a PC program, so it can be enjoyed also by the owners of the monitor, video card and 3D glasses. Unfortunately, although extensions of this MPO is standard 3D formats, file types are not suited to most home theater on the market. So you can not directly to the hard drive or storage mengcopinya home theater to enjoy 3D images from this lens.
