>So when you rotate your pair of cameras, do it about the >mid-point between them. Getting the transverse movement >of the camera between two shots to be not more than just >a cm or 2 isn't going to be difficult. >So I think it's a non-issue. Brian I'm sure you are right for real 360-degree panoraminc cameras. My experience with stitched panoramas is that "fusion" works MUCH better when you rotate the camera (single) about the right spot (deninitely forward of the camera-body mount). Even 6-inch lateral movement can give noticeable parralax errors for mono-shots. For stereo shots (where tiny amounts of parallax are tfundamental to the effect) I'm just guessing that the problems - for *stitched* panoramas would be magnified. Perhaps you are right though: if you avoid any near-far type elements too close to the camera it probably would be a non-issue. Bob
