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Mario Auxilly · February 17th, 2002, 11:13 PM

Has anybody shot on a Panoramic video-Camera or of heard of one?I going shot a short film with one I was wondering if there has been any films made using this camera?It shots 365% degrees around and when view on DVD you can scroll in Left or right direction has the video clip is played so you can pick up substorys in the film?What do think of this?

Peter Koller · February 18th, 2002, 04:41 AM

This sounds like the 360 degree movies they show at Disneyland and they were shot with 12 cameras (or less?) that were set up in a circle and the footage was just projected this way in a round auditorium.

I found a different setup in current Cinefex issue #88 in an article about The Fast and the Furious: It is a multicamera Circlevision rig which uses 6 Arri 435 cameras to get 240 degrees of view. They were also arranged in a circle but pointing upwards and each one had a mirror mounted in front of its lens at 45 degrees pointing outward, so they could capture the footage via the mirrors reflection. I think they used the setup with the mirrors for practical reasons, because it saves space and all the viewfinders are accessible from outside the rig.
The resultant film elements (highspeed street racing POV) were then stitched together, stabilized and used as background for the bluescreen work of the actors sitting in the cars.

Check out the discussion on this at

http://www.cinematography.net/[cml]Backgrounds.htm

There are people talking abou that who really do that. But I have never heard of anyone doing this on DV and with his home pc. If anyone has, I want to know it ALL.

Cheers, Peter

Peter Koller · February 18th, 2002, 04:44 AM

Oh, and, no harm here Mario.. but a circle has only 360 degrees.

;-)

Cheers, Peter

Mario Auxilly · February 18th, 2002, 12:14 PM

My bad 360% I have no clue why I put 365. Thanks I will let you know how this shot goes I am filming this fri. and will Post my results I am going to shoot the short two ways one with XL1 complete and then reshot the other with 360% the only problem is I have just few lights and gels ect.......for setup so hopefuly it turn out well.I wish I could use a grid system above and use some kinos above but their no money for this (Grass Roots filming)
for info on the film go to info go to http://www.tbdigitalproductions.com
thanks Later

Dan C. · February 18th, 2002, 12:32 PM

Im guessing that you got mixed up between circles and how many days there are in a year.

February 17th, 2002, 11:13 PM	#1
Mario Auxilly Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Miami,FL Posts: 30	365% Degree DV CAM Has anybody shot on a Panoramic video-Camera or of heard of one?I going shot a short film with one I was wondering if there has been any films made using this camera?It shots 365% degrees around and when view on DVD you can scroll in Left or right direction has the video clip is played so you can pick up substorys in the film?What do think of this? __________________ Mario Auxilly I Love to shoot with a vision and have others improve upon my vision(:

February 18th, 2002, 12:14 PM	#4
Mario Auxilly Regular Crew Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Miami,FL Posts: 30	Thank you My bad 360% I have no clue why I put 365. Thanks I will let you know how this shot goes I am filming this fri. and will Post my results I am going to shoot the short two ways one with XL1 complete and then reshot the other with 360% the only problem is I have just few lights and gels ect.......for setup so hopefuly it turn out well.I wish I could use a grid system above and use some kinos above but their no money for this (Grass Roots filming) for info on the film go to info go to http://www.tbdigitalproductions.com thanks Later __________________ Mario Auxilly I Love to shoot with a vision and have others improve upon my vision(:

February 18th, 2002, 04:41 AM	#2
Peter Koller Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Brunn am Gebirge, Austria Posts: 161	This sounds like the 360 degree movies they show at Disneyland and they were shot with 12 cameras (or less?) that were set up in a circle and the footage was just projected this way in a round auditorium. I found a different setup in current Cinefex issue #88 in an article about The Fast and the Furious: It is a multicamera Circlevision rig which uses 6 Arri 435 cameras to get 240 degrees of view. They were also arranged in a circle but pointing upwards and each one had a mirror mounted in front of its lens at 45 degrees pointing outward, so they could capture the footage via the mirrors reflection. I think they used the setup with the mirrors for practical reasons, because it saves space and all the viewfinders are accessible from outside the rig. The resultant film elements (highspeed street racing POV) were then stitched together, stabilized and used as background for the bluescreen work of the actors sitting in the cars. Check out the discussion on this at http://www.cinematography.net/[cml]Backgrounds.htm There are people talking abou that who really do that. But I have never heard of anyone doing this on DV and with his home pc. If anyone has, I want to know it ALL. Cheers, Peter

February 18th, 2002, 04:44 AM	#3
Peter Koller Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Brunn am Gebirge, Austria Posts: 161	Oh, and, no harm here Mario.. but a circle has only 360 degrees. ;-) Cheers, Peter

February 18th, 2002, 12:32 PM	#5
Dan C. Major Player Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Cheshire, England Posts: 105	Im guessing that you got mixed up between circles and how many days there are in a year.