How accurate is the 360Precision Adjuste? The "Adjuste" provides precise repeatability during image capture, these images can be batch stitched into high resolution panoramas from one calibrated template. Some don't believe that such a head can actually be built!

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360Precision Adjuste shown with Fuji S3Pro and Sigma 8mm - Fully Adjustable - High Precision Engineering - Compatible with all current DSLRs - Full multi-row compatibility - Zero degree vertical flex - Designed to take 5kg loads - Extremely easy to use - Built-in bubble level - High Quality FAG bearings - Ships with standard 12 stop detent, can be changed in 30 seconds - 3,5,6,8,10,12,24,32,40,48 detents available - 1/4" and 3/8" tripod mount - 3 year warranty � Inspiration for The 360Precision Adjuste The driving force behind the creation of the 360Precision head was a requirement for reliable batch stitching. Post-processing should not be a chore, but a far more transparent part of the panoramic creation process. Unhappy with offerings from current panoramic head manufacturers, 360Precision decided to create their own solution. The form and material selection have been wholly governed by 360Precision's aim of creating the first truly precision head. 360Precision also wanted a modular, upgradable system that's built to last. The head also had to be light and very easy to use. Any future upgrades to the design or functionality will be fully backwards compatible.You can therefore use your orignal head as a foundation for future upgrades, enabling your current head to accommodate various camera and lens combinations over-engineering was never frowned upon in producing this head. Machined aluminium is used as the main 'chassis' material as it has a great strength to weight ratio. Brass was chosen as the detent ring material due to its ideal deformation characteristics. Totally overrated bearings are used in the construction of the head, The head is hard anodised, ensuring it will withstand the elements. An accurate bubble level is integral to the head, ensuring that up is indeed up in every panorama you take. � How accurate is the 360Precision Adjuste? The "Adjuste" provides precise repeatability during image capture, these images can be batch stitched into high resolution panoramas from one calibrated template. Some don't believe that such a head can actually be built! We'd love to give everyone a 360Precision panoramic tripod head to try, well we will meet you half way. Rent a 360Precision Adjuste and we will apply half the rental fee to purchase! Below are five high quality full-screen panoramas that have been 100% batch stitched from a previously calibrated template. You can download the five sets of images and using the supplied template to try out batch stitching for yourself. The panoramas below were taken with a Nikon D200 and Nikkor 10.5DX fisheye lens. FULLSCREEN Quicktime FULLSCREEN PangeaVR � FULLSCREEN Quicktime FULLSCREEN PangeaVR FULLSCREEN Quicktime FULLSCREEN PangeaVR FULLSCREEN Quicktime FULLSCREEN PangeaVR FULLSCREEN Quicktime FULLSCREEN PangeaVR � Oxford Market Set 1 � Click here for PTMac Oxford Market Set 2 � Click here for PTGui Oxford Market Set 3 � � Oxford Market Set 4 � � Oxford Market Set 5 � � � Mice: 5 out of 5 Price: From �505 ex VAT, dependent on camera and lens combination Needs: Tripod + Compatible camera Pros: The ideal professional VR panorama head + Very strong and light + Beautifully engineered Cons: Priced beyond casual hobbyist use "Right from the start, it's clear this is a serious product. It was originally created for the designer's own use, and the company claims it has been specifically 'over-engineered' in order to do the job as well as possible"... "We tested the 360Precision head with a Nikon D70 DSLR fitted with a 12mm Nikon wide-angle lens. In the time we'd expect to take making sure everything was right with a different head, we'd already set up and taken half a dozen of our panorama shots."... Keith Martin Technical Editor, MacUser magazine. � Click the image above to view the movie. Eric Rougier of "FromParis.com" has kindly allowed 360Precision to post his video tutorial on the 10 minute panorama. In this video. Eric will guide you step-by-step through the processes involved in creating high-quality panoramic imagery ready for display on the internet. If you ever wondered how the experts produce the amazing fullscreen panoramas you've seen on the internet then this video is a must. The video covers the basics of set-up, shooting, pre-production and post-production. The following software is covered in the video: - Adobe Photoshop - PTMac - Enblend - Nikon Capture - Cubic Converter � For more fullscreen panoramas you may want to checkout the following sites. - www.panoramas.dk - www.vrway.org - www.panoramablog.com - www.arounder.com We'll be adding an extensive database of sites containing high quality panoramas in the coming weeks. All content and images copyright 360Precision Ltd 2006.

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