ITCOW 360 [Pano Asia].

Actually got it to work….follow this

FrSky D8R II Plus > Naza
Channel 1 > A
Channel 2 > E
Channel 3 > T
Channel 4 > M
Channel 5 > U
Channel 6 > X1
Channel 7 > X2

Note with this setup, E has to be reverse. Or you wont be able to start the motors and control will be reverse.

Originally posted on 24 Mar ’14 @ 1:26 am

If you have to ask… It’s a handheld, lightweight camera with 2 lens that takes a single shot and stitches the photos on it’s own. You can then transfer the stitched panoramas in 2:1 ratio to your phone or copy it to your computer via the supplied cables. No stitching software needed, one press of the button and you are done. Share it on your own Theta page to Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook.

Read about what we have to say here.

Originally posted on 20 Mar ’14 @ 2:22 pm

7 Years. Wow!

It’s been a great 7 years and it’s the first time we look back at all the panos these passed 7 years. This started out small with tons of trial and error, frustrations and happiness. As the years passed, people has come to know about us and our work both here and overseas. We’ve made a lot of friends and with the rise of social media, even more friends and acquaintances, equipment manufacturers, clients from hotels and museums with some turning into friends after the projects. We’ve also embarked on many personal projects that we are passionate about, private museums, churches.

We’ve met passionate people who love their jobs and it drives up us to do even more pro bono work. Along the way, we won some panorama awards when we tried to preserve some memories through panoramas of the Bukit Timah Railway station in Singapore.

From a blog, adding more technical articles, writeups and reviews. We’ve grown. It continues to be fun when we show people what panoramas can do when photos may fail.

Originally posted on 20 Mar ’14 @ 12:25 pm

moon gel and it works! Google this plus Multicoptor or that Phantom, it’s a popular use of these gels originally made for drums.

Get it from Singapore Drum Shop at Excelsior http://www.singaporedrumshop.com/

SGD$10 for 6 pieces in a nice plastic round container.

Originally posted on 10 Mar ’14 @ 10:19 am

http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/complete-guide-on-lipo-batteries

Originally posted on 9 Mar ’14 @ 10:18 pm

We’ve moved to a new home on the Internet.

From 12am midnight, 8 March 2014, GMT+8/ SGT, all links that start with moonshine.homedns.org:2655/ may become invalid. All links are migrated http://360.itcow.com as we move to a new home on the Internet.

Originally posted on 8 Mar ’14 @ 12:00 am

Christmas came early last evening!!!

Tarot Gimbal receive.

with the purchase of extra rubber dampers, extra phone holder, prop nuts, mobius camera. The only things about buying from ebay anything is the waiting time to receive them….

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Full tour on the bridge here in the Collections > http://bit.ly/1mrlnEG

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Sunrise over bintan island. waking up at 5.30am totally worth it!

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Click image to launch panoramas.

State of Buildings document some really nice hostorical buildings and their website has a cool design that overlays all the information on a big map. They are a bunch of students from NUS who has keen interest in these buildings and we were happy that we could help.

Check them out at http://stateofbuildings.sg/ Facebook them at https://www.facebook.com/SOBuildings

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Back in 2011, we saw the first spinning ride, this year, a smaller one.

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