ITCOW 360 [L]

The new media is getting more and more creative everyday. From companies advertising on popular blogs to a whole new fictional blog at www.digitaldreams.com.sg/eos500d/

At first glance, it looks like a blog but slowly, this blog looks too good and it sets in, it’s a site featuring the new 500D. Interesting site, go Canon go!

http://www.dr-clauss.de/RODEONVRHead_e.htm

http://www.marc-kairies.de/mkpanomachine/mkpanomachine.html

Ugly but it works…I guess.

http://www.worth1000.com/tutorial.asp?sid=161123&print=1

The only reason will be it’s cheap and maybe you feel happy building something on your own. The bad?

- Works for only a small range of camera bodies and lenses

- Looks or rather, the lack of it. I can’t imagine me using this for commercial assignments

- Damage to your camera and lens

That’s the main problems with many DIY pano heads out there. Till I see someone do something really good in a DIY guide that at least can accomodate 2 bodies and 2 types of lens, allow taking of multi-row pano, at least look god damn decent please…

Time. June 2009.

worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp/practical/NextEvent.html

Do you:

- Shoot pano with a Sigma 8mm Canon or Nikon Mount or the Nikon 10.5mm fisheye?

- Wishes to use a full frame body or a body with a grip?

- Do not want to buy both the Nodal Ninja 3 AND a Nodal Ninja 5 to accommodate both type of camera bodies (full sizes vs non full sizes*)?

We have what you need. We proudly announce the arrival of the Nodal Ninja Ultimate series. A picture tells a thousand words.

This new series will allow you to mount the lens instead of the body of the camea to allow rotating the camera/ lens around the nodal point, irregardless of the body you are using!

Mail 360@itcow.com for details.

* Full Size camera bodies refers to model like the Canon 1D series or the Nikon D2/D3 series, such sizes are also about the same as cameras such as the Canon 50D/450D or Nikon D90 with GRIP installed.

http://www.expressionofjoy.com/

Watch the really nice timelapse video and see what Robin Rhode, a 100 x 200 foot canvas, 40 HD cameras, a 2009 BMW Z4 Roadster and a lot of paint can do.