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This picture shows the Panosaurus set up in the landscape position. The Panosaurus is not really designed to "shoot" in the landscape position (although you can) The camera slides freely on the horizontal arm. The landscape position makes it MUCH easier to more accurately locate the optical center of your camera's lenses before switching to the portrait position to shoot. This feature is unique to the Panosaurus. The ruled lines at the front of the horizontal arm make it easy to position your camera lens on the lens centerline after mounting to the camera mounting pad - particularly if your camera's tripod hole is not inline with the lens. |