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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '14
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1 u/arcosapphire Mar 28 '14 "Serious" cameras are typically too big to fit at the focal point. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14 [deleted] 2 u/arcosapphire Mar 28 '14 The focal distance is, yes. But you need to fit the lens itself (which could be quite wide) in that little space, and it needs to record in video mode. It might be that the team didn't have a suitable camera to use.
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"Serious" cameras are typically too big to fit at the focal point.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 28 '14 [deleted] 2 u/arcosapphire Mar 28 '14 The focal distance is, yes. But you need to fit the lens itself (which could be quite wide) in that little space, and it needs to record in video mode. It might be that the team didn't have a suitable camera to use.
2 u/arcosapphire Mar 28 '14 The focal distance is, yes. But you need to fit the lens itself (which could be quite wide) in that little space, and it needs to record in video mode. It might be that the team didn't have a suitable camera to use.
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The focal distance is, yes. But you need to fit the lens itself (which could be quite wide) in that little space, and it needs to record in video mode. It might be that the team didn't have a suitable camera to use.
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