Reddit reviews Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera

We found 15 Reddit comments about Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Built-in light meterQuadra lense systemAperture controlTime delay adapter - Hot shoeThis camera is Brand New in a Factory Original Package. The kit comes with: camera, owner's manual, batteries and neckstrap.

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15 Reddit comments about Nishika N8000 35 mm Quadrascopic Stereo 3D Lenticular Camera:

u/Charliekidd666 · 34 pointsr/analog

Probably with one of these + a scanner + photoshop

u/dubsackdude · 31 pointsr/pics

he speaks the truth

u/rjhelms · 6 pointsr/photography

I always just assumed N8000s sold for cheap because, despite the 4-lens thing, they are obviously as shitty as a camera gets.

But nope. $400 on Amazon.

u/Alfyboy · 6 pointsr/flacko

Dont know what that other guy is on about. But these photos are taken using a special camera with multiple lenses, like this.

Also check out /r/wigglegrams for more like it.
I asked about a picture Rocky posted a few months ago if you want to check out the thread

u/GeorgeTaylorG · 6 pointsr/woahdude

Here ya go!

u/tastypotato · 6 pointsr/analog

http://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C

Photoshop.

u/mixedvegetablezz · 5 pointsr/losgrowlers

Pretty sure he uses this camera. He's definitely using 35mm film.
https://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C

u/DoctorShotgun12 · 3 pointsr/streetwear

These are taken with a special film camera called Nishika N8000 3-D Camera

u/world_bad · 2 pointsr/editors

it looks like a quadroscopic film camera. i've seen other people use them for music vids / gifs etc. i know somebody with this one, it produces the exact effect: https://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C

edit: for doing the same effect on moving video, i'd suggest 4 gopros rigged as closely together as possible.

u/1Maple · 2 pointsr/photography

Not sure which camera was used for sure, but the 3D effect is done by using a stereoscopic camera like this.

It has four lenses so when you take a photo you get four slightly different angles that you can use to make a gif like what you showed.

u/finaleclipse · 2 pointsr/photography

Looks like a /r/wigglegram. There's cameras that are able to take multiple shots simultaneously like the Nishika N8000: they have multiple lenses and each one takes 1/2 of a 35mm frame (4 lenses, so it uses 2 frames worth of 35mm film per shot). I personally own a Nishika, but I've heard that the Nimslo models are superior regarding features.

After you get your photos developed, you put them into Photoshop or whatnot, layer them, and animate them back and forth and save them as a gif.

u/BlueMacaw · 1 pointr/wigglegrams

I didn't realize these existed. http://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C

u/planckstudios · 1 pointr/AfterEffects

This is the camera you want: https://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C

u/brycebehrman · 1 pointr/AfterEffects

Nishika N8000 is a popular camera for this effect

u/mmmMink · 1 pointr/FrankOcean

https://www.amazon.com/Nishika-N8000-Quadrascopic-Stereo-Lenticular/dp/B0014XRI5C