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	I hope the little informations of this section will enable you to begin with creating panoramic images and spherical Quicktime VR or maybe better understand the process involved.
	Vidéo : create a complete Quicktime VR 360°-180° in 10 minutes How to create a Quicktime VR step by step, from the shots to the stiching part Spherical head 360Precision "Adjuste" The new creation by 360Precision adjustable for all the cameras and lenses A smaller hole on the nadir = less work in Photoshop Tilt your camera for less work in Photoshop after: Nikon D70 + Nikon 10.5mm + Nodal Ninja 3 + Stitcher Unlimited (or PTGUI) Quicktime VR 360°-180° with 3 shots : Nikon 10.5mm on a Canon 5D Create a good quality Quicktime VR with only 3 pictures and a strange couple camera/lens Spherical head 360Precision /PTMac /PhotoshopCS2 /CubicConverter Easy and quick workflow to create a spherical QuicktimeVR Basic informations to understand & create Quicktime VR 360°-180° Basic informations and tutorial Manfrotto 304 VR : a cool "do-it-yourself" Quicktime VR head From the 303SPH Manfrotto to a head with new functionalities All the technical chapters in one (and long) page

Spherical head 360Precision "Adjuste" / pre-release
The new creation by 360Precision adjustable for all the cameras and lenses

Since 2004 360Precison has produced pre-set panoramic heads with very high precision and designed to work with specific couples camera / lens such as Nikon D70 + Nikon 10.5 mm or Canon 5D + 8mm Sigma... This new head, the "360Precison Adjuste" adds to their catalog a model that fits to all kind of photographic equipment, with a lot of new features. > see the video (Quicktime H264)

360Precision Adjuste test video / Quicktime


	360Precision "Adjuste" clickstop	360Precision "Adjuste"
	Pro • Adjustable and batchable for all cameras and lenses • Precise : very, very precise after the setup • Reliable and resistant, like a rock. • The 14 clickstop on the arm (see above) • A small base (= less Photoshop work on the nadir) • An interactive DVD to learn how to use head and softwares Cons (almost) • £595/$US995 (not finalised) a professional price or for serious hobbyists but it can be justified by the quality, the precision and the $aving of time.

Note: This is a pre-production model and the alignment rulers are not present on my pictures.

360Precision website : http://www.360precision.com -

360Precision forums: http://forum.360precision.com

nadir: Canon 5D/Nikon 10.5mm
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nadir: Nikon D70/10.5mm (-15°)
360Precision "Adjuste"

nadir Nikon D70/10.5mm
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