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Plenty of people want to take awesome panoramic shots, but let’s face it, it is too much work; unless you have something that takes the guess work out for you. With a GigaPan, you just set it up and let the robotic camera mount do the work.
The models are priced according to their ability to bear weight: $349 gets you the Epic, which holds small point and shoots; the slightly larger Epic 100 will set you back $449, it can handle small DSLRs; if you have a more substantial camera or a heavy lens, then you need the $895 Epic Pro.
While they are kinda expensive, if photography is your thing and you really want to shoot panoramas then a robotic mount would make a worthy purchase. [Photography Bay via DVICE]
The Tesla Roadster runs on batteries, and so too do (many) TAG Heuer watches. It's out of this obvious correlation that the TAG Heuer Tesla Roadster was born, a one-off special edition skinned in some unfortunate graphics then blessed with an extra slot in the center console for a similarly spendy Meridiist phone. There's also room in there for a one-fifth second analog Heuer Limited Edition Stopwatch, which sounds like a very useful addition indeed. Those attending Geneva Motor Show later this week will have a chance to see this (otherwise stock) car in-person, while the rest of us will have to make do with the gallery of photos below, which truly shows that "technology -- whether worn on your wrist or driven on the road -- can help us live better while we tread more lightly on this planet." These words courtesy of Elon Musk, who can surely be seen at the show wearing a giant piece of wrist-borne chronography.
If you weren't able to get your hands on one of Necessaries Toy Foundation'sAntoinette the Sympathy Girl (originally released in 2002), 3DRetro has announced an exclusive Goth Colorway. This 13" tall roto-vinyl figure is limited to a run of 300 pieces. Each figure runs $39.99.
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