Destiny wrote:The way we see it, you really only have a two options at an affordable price rang... The VR Drive II and the MK Panomachine. But much cheaper you have the GigaPan and Panogear which i would buy for outdoor gigga panos.. but you can use them for indoors too...
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mediavets wrote:Destiny wrote:The way we see it, you really only have a two options at an affordable price rang... The VR Drive II and the MK Panomachine. But much cheaper you have the GigaPan and Panogear which i would buy for outdoor gigga panos.. but you can use them for indoors too...
Destiny...
I think you have forgotten the soon-to-be-marketed Panoneed robotic head from T&C.
http://www.kolor.com/forum/t14256-now-finally
Destiny wrote:I think perhaps the SIgma fisheye will be the way to go..
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mediavets wrote:Destiny wrote:I think perhaps the SIgma fisheye will be the way to go..
Destiny...
Which one?
Destiny wrote:If you buy the VR Drive I will provide you with a rundown on how to fix the nadir footprint quickly and easy...
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Destiny wrote:Hey.. did you receive an email regarding the new info on the HDR.. I had an email from Urs ages ago telling me that there were issues with the HDR with apg.. But it looks like its going to be fine now.. Not really sure.. I am still trying to work out the HDR with my VR Drive...
mediavets wrote:That's perhaps because the Seitz VR drive 2 does not (or did not) create a properly Papywizard-compatible XML format data file for bracketed images.
leifs wrote:mediavets wrote:That's perhaps because the Seitz VR drive 2 does not (or did not) create a properly Papywizard-compatible XML format data file for bracketed images.
In any case it seems like Seitz plan to drop Papywizard import and replace it with the Seitz XML-format and a APG plugin.
http://www.kolor.com/forum/p102856-2012-08-06-13-35-42#p102856
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