   Is there something like this?
  I am looking for a stereophonic video camera with GPS and gyro inside it.I have seen there are stereophonic stills cameras, but I dont know about any video camera.If there are no such video camera, I would like to know about good stereophonic stills camera, because there is too much links about it to find something good.Thanks in advance.Ofer.   
  You want a video camera that records sound in stereo and has GPS and a gyroscope in it? Forgive me for asking, but why?   ;Quote:Original post by BradDaBugForgive me for asking, but why?Augumented Reality?I haven't seen any cameras like this but I would just roll my own by splitting the camera view in two using some mirror magic and displace those two new views on the x-axis.   ;  I thought I will just use two stationary cameras and I will build some facility to hold these cameras to have a stereo (is it stereoscopic for visual?) recording.I want to do this to try and create 3D models out of these images, video.   ;Quote:Original post by The C modest godI thought I will just use two stationary cameras and I will build some facility to hold these cameras to have a stereo (is it stereoscopic for visual?) recording.I want to do this to try and create 3D models out of these images, video.And the GPS? And why not just use an expensive tripod instead of a more expensive gyro?   ;  I wouldn't think GPS would be accurate enough - you'd want very accurate motion detection, preferably with 6 degrees of freedom, if you want to be able to move it freely. Or you could go the easy route and just mount it somehow (tripod or track).I've seen a system to accurately detect motion with 6 dof and display a stereoscopic image on a headset, and that alone was quite complicated. Switching from stereoscopic display to stereoscopic recording would be even more complicated.   ;  If you intend to move the camera around, you don't really need stereophonic (ie two cameras). Just duplicate and offset the video's timeframe, or something along those lines. GPS would be useless at that scale (as others have stated).I suggest you do some research on how other studios/companies do this (there are at least a couple, if I remember correctly) before you invest in expensive equipement.   ;  Civilian GPS is (I think) only accurate to like 3m in the United States. If you're really hard up for making stereoscopic images, I think there are a few nomographic cameras that might be a good idea.   