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Fenix TK35 High Performance 820 Lumen Flashlight $94.99 Specifications: Led Type: Cree XM-L LED Max Lifespan: 50000 Hours Max Output: 820 Lumens Max Runtime: 170 Hours Adjusting Level: 6 Levels Switch Type: Push-button tail cap Battery Type: 4 CR123 or 2 18650 Operation Mode: GeneralTurboStrobeSOSFeatures: Digitally regulated output – maintains constant brightnessMade of durable aircraft-grade aluminumPremium Type III hard-anodized anti-abrasive finish… |
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Brite Strike PPCG-04L Police Cycle Gloves, Large $29.95 Brite Strike Police Cycle Gloves L…. |
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iShot® Mounts — The New iPad – iPad 2 – iPad 3 – Universal Tablet Complete Microphone Music Stand Adapter Mount – Shopping Cart Bicycle Wheelchair Golf Push Cart Exercise Elliptical Machine Mount – With Device Clip & Works with Most Cases, Sleeves and Screen Protectors $24.15 Wouldn’t you love to mount your device on your Studio Mic Stand and read your Music Note Sheet hands-free at any angle? Wouldn’t you love to mount your device on your shopping cart and read your recipe list right from the source instead of wasting time writing everything down on paper? Wouldn’t you love to mount your device on a Bicycle, Wheelchair or Golf Push Cart without having to spend a fortu… |
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Duragadget Cycle./ Bike / Bicycle Waterproof holder mount and case for GPS satnavs, fits all models including garmin Nuvi models 200w, Nuvi 205w, Nuvi 250w, Nuvi 255w, Nuvi 260w, Nuvi 265w, Nuvi 265wt, Nuvi 270w, Nuvi 600, Nuvi 610, Nuvi 650, Nuvi 660, Nu $28.99 Waterproof Bicycle mount holder case for TomTom One XL and GO ModelsThis price is only for a limited time until stocks last!This high quality bicycle mount holder is an excellent way to mount your TomTom whilst on your bike, it offers a wider range of movement to allow you to mount your GPS in the best postion possible. This will not fall of your handlebars like some cheaper holders that can be fo… |
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SK4000 Bluetooth Handsfree for Motorcycle Helmet $144.49 Now you can make and take calls%2C listen to FM radio or play your favorite digital music %96 all while riding calm and cool%2E Parrot SK4000 is a full%2Dfeatured%0D%0ABluetooth hands%2Dfree kit designed expressly for motorcycles%2E Completely wireless%2C it fits on your helmet and automatically links to a Bluetooth A2DPenabled cell phone in your pocket or saddlebags%2E Its built%2Din%2C rechargea… |
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Planet Bike Beamer 5 LED Bicycle Light with Quick Cam Bracket Mount $24.95 Whether you’re a 24-hour racer or a super commuter, the Beamer 5 LED bike light from Planet Bike gives you the power to light up the night. The light includes five white Nichia eXtreme v2.0 LED lights that help you see clearly at night while alerting drivers and other cyclists to your presence. The lights not only illuminate your path, but they’re also four times brighter than many earlier LED inc… |
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Garmin nüvi Vehicle Power Cable Power your GPS in your automobile with this replacement 12-volt adapter cable… |
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Garmin Bike mount, quick release, quarter turn $5.77 Use this replacement bike mount to mount your Edge 500 to your bicycle’s stem or handlebars. Includes bike mount rubber disc and elastic bands. Product : GARMIN QUARTER TURN BIKE MOUNT FOR EDGE 500 Manufacturer : GARMIN PARTS Manufacturer Part No : 010-11430-00 UPC : 753759100322… |
what distance should the lenses be around if making a homemade 3D camera?
I am thinking of making my own 3D camera, and will use red/blue glasses. I am going to buy two Muvi Micro Clone type camera, and want to know what distance apart the two lenses should be for the best quality video?
My plan is to use the camera as an action camera, to record 3D cycling videos mounted on a bicycle helmet.
Anyone got any advice 
Thanks!!
I have to respectfully disagree with lare on that one – you can do 3D without synchronised shutters. Have a look at Suzi Perry’s 3D video, recorded for The Gadget Show. This was shot with a pair of Canon 550Ds. I seem to remember the program mentioned all sorts of potential problems, but the results were much better than expected. From what I remember, the distance between the lenses wasn’t critical, but they had to be aligned so that the images seemed to converge at the right distance. I don’t remember what the right distance was though – sorry!
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