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P4RK3R

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allright, I built my longlense camera today, and the image is freakin' upside down....
and i would hate to have to flip it in a movie editor every time, but will i have to do that?
or is there a piece of glass i can insert to fix it?
thanks in advance

btw, there IS a NECESSARY piece of glass (macro ring) in front of the lense, will i have to get two macro rings now?

i've tried another fisheye lense, and it brings the image too far away, and i need it up close, like... macro
 
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Brian Boston

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Pretty sure you have to flip it in post production. I know you can use like magnets to flip it on an LCD on some cams but i think you have to flip it in post still.
 
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P4RK3R

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shelby, how do you use magnets to flip an lcd screen?
and, i'd like to use the Datavideo TLM-350 TFT LCD Monitor, but it's $350
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and it lets you flip the image around
 
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conordavidson

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There is no way to flip the image. That monitor only makes it so you see the image flipped around. It is still recorded upside down, and you have to flip it in post production. You made the camera, not my fault.
 
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P4RK3R

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Conor Davidson said:
There is no way to flip the image. That monitor only makes it so you see the image flipped around. It is still recorded upside down, and you have to flip it in post production. You made the camera, not my fault.
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no, i'm saying that i don't mind flipping it in post production, but that screen lets you see it flipped, so you know what you're filming
 
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