360 Degree lens

[Justin Kirchhoff]

Anyone know of any 360 degree lens? I found this one: http://www.bugeyedigital.com/product...036-0360d.html.

With that particular one, I can buy it to fit a Nikon, then just purchase the Nikon mount from RED.

I'm looking for something that can shoot all the way around.

[M_Sanderson]

got another one. http://www.immersivemedia.com//index.php
yours is nice too. would love to see full quality examples

snot a lens though.!!

[Justin Kirchhoff]

Yah, I know it's not a lens....I'd have to buy a Nikon Lens to adapt it to, which is a lot of glass to go through just to get what I want....Thanks for the search!

[Chosei Funahara]

it's taylor made by nikon.
It'll cost same as Zeiss primes (about US$30,000)
it weigh 1.1kg and 180 degree view angle.
6mm, f2.8

[Michael Schrengohst]

What do you need to shoot?

Something like this?

www.stuntzone.net

[michael zaletel]

http://www.kaidan.com/
http://www.kaidan.com/Detail.bok?no=101

This company has the software that works with that to do Panoramic Video. The great thing about this solution in combination with the RED one is the fact that you can use an appropriate lens.

This has been a long time coming...I read about it 3 years ago and they appear to have finally pulled it off.

-shooter

[Justin Kirchhoff]

I can't really tell you what I'm going to shoot, but I can tell you it's for something that is pretty amazing :). Thanks for chiming in guys....These are all great finds!

[michael zaletel]

Make sure you check out this software. You'll like it!

http://www.eyesee360.com/videowarp/

Download the player and the examples. Keep in mind the example footage was all shot with HDV and DV fixed-lens video cameras. The trick to the Kaidan 360 is focal length and depth-of-field. If you rig up a Red with the right lens and settings to the Kaidan, then run that footage through this VideoWarp software, it will be a whole different world.

Make sure to check out the implosion of three rivers stadium shot in video panorama.

From VideoWarp spec sheet...
When you're producing traditional video content, VideoWarp offers a new way to get the shot of your dreams. By capturing content with a 360 degree camera, you can control your viewpoint with exacting precision from the comfort of an editing booth. Pan, tilt and zoom the virtual camera with control points over time, and create multiple cuts from the same footage from different angles. No motion control apparatus or re-takes are required. You can even simulate custom lenses for your shot. Once you've made the perfect cut, export to a linear movie for use in the rest of your production.



-shooter

[M_Sanderson]

Originally Posted by Justin_Kirch

I can't really tell you what I'm going to shoot, but I can tell you it's for something that is pretty amazing :). Thanks for chiming in guys....These are all great finds!

make sure you show us your results. am intrigued how you are gonna pull it off.
cheers
M