The Panosaurus REX Single Row Panoramic Tripod Head
Panosaurus REX

'The Affordable SINGLE ROW Panoramic Tripod Head'
The Rex is a single row (non-spherical) panoramic tripod head.

This means it is not able to tilt up or down in the vertical plane.

A great entry-level pano head, capable of top quality professional results!

With the Panosaurus REX you will be able to have as much vertical field of view in your final panoramic images as your particular lens is able to provide.

Turn your camera sideways (portrait), look through the viewfinder at the lens' widest setting - the field of view up and down is roughly the field of view you will achieve in your finished stitched panorama. MORE

Camera Compatibility - will your camera work with the Panosaurus REX? - click here for guide


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Product: PANOSAURUS REX Single Row PANORAMIC TRIPOD HEAD
Product Code: Panosaurus REX

Panosaurus REX £59.95 (£70.44 inc UK VAT)

The advantages to the Panosaurus REX VR Head is that it is easier to set up and simpler to use overall.

The Rex is also able to handle more weight so virtually any DSLR or point and shoot camera will be compatible.

The Rex also uses a easy release style camera mounting system - the camera is mounted with a clamping knob rather than a bolt. The Rex uses the exact same rotator as the regular Panosaurus.
In this video Greg explains how to set up the Panosaurus Rex non-spherical panoramic tripod head.
Camera Compatibility for the Panosaurus Rex
To know if your camera will work properly with the Panosaurus Rex you will need to know TWO things.

1. An estimate of the distance from the centre of your tripod hole to the optical centre of your lens (this will be no greater than measurement B above).

When using a Digital SLR camera with a long lens the absolute maximum length from the tripod mounting hole of the camera to the optical centre of the lens must be no more than 160mm or about 6.5 inches.

A rough estimate of the optical centre of a fixed focal length lens is usually somewhere close to the physical centre of the lens or where the shutter inside the lens opens. If you look into the front of a lens and locate the pinhole opening, this is where the optical centre will lie for most fixed focal length lenses.

2. The height to the centre of your lens (shown as 'A' above).

The Panosaurus Rex is NOT recommended for any camera that has a height from the base of the camera to the centre of the lens of more than 70mm.

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1. Shoot a single row of images:

2. Stitch into a full 360º panorama - easy!

* NOTE - The Panosaurus REX is supplied from the manfacturers packed flat - some assembly is required.

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