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has anyone attempted this or even know how to do it??

http://www.brightridge.com/pages/recent.html

K, nevermind, I answered my own question

http://www.kaidan.com/Detail.bok?no=101

They are truely amazing - the cathedral scene is awesome.

I can do that, but am looking for a site to post them. The technique is not hard, but does not guarantee a good looking panorama.
Cheers,
Gerard

For the price, you'd want to be pretty keen on panoramas (which I am). galmy raises a good point that this bit of kit ain't going to guarantee a good panorama. there would be comparitively few shots where you could maintain interest through the full 360° view.

I do not use that system. I shoot 26 frames which I then stitch together (for a Quicktime spherical movie) or 8 frames for a 180"
Gerard

I've got a Sigma 8mm fisheye and can do 360° pano from 3 shots and one vertical and one down