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iOptron iPANO AllView Pro Camera Mount - 3600

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iOptron iPANO AllView Pro Camera Mount

iOptron's iPANO™ AllView Pro Camera Mount is a great option for anyone interested in imaging professional gigapixel panoramas. This camera mount has an innovative design using smooth, high precision pan/tilt motion make imaging a breeze.

The iPANO™ mount is built upon iOptron's astronomical equipment and electronics architecture. This user-friendly mount is quiet, accurate and durable. Integrated WiFi adapter allows wireless and network control of the mount or a mount array.

iOptron iPANO AllView Pro Camera Mount Features

  • Compatible with most DSLR cameras and lenses
  • Functions as both an AllView or rotating mount
  • AllView Payload Capacity: 11 lbs.
  • Rotating Payload Capacity: 22 lbs.
  • Mount Weight: 7.3 lbs.
  • Sharp resolution and high precision
  • Stable design with no backlash
  • Horizontal and vertical camera mounting positions
  • Consumes minimal power for long operating sessions
  • Rechargeable lithium batteries
  • Integrated Wi-Fi connection for computer or smart devices
  • iPANO commander for computer control
  • RS232 and RS485 serial ports for remote operation
  • User upgradeable firmware
  • Self-locks in the event of a power outage
  • Includes padded carry case

iOptron iPANO AllView Pro Camera Mount Specifications

  • Mount Operation Mode: Panorama/Turntable
  • Mount Structure: U-shaped, double-arm, all enclosed
  • Frame Material: Aluminum alloy
  • Mount Weight: 7.3 lbs. including battery
  • Motor: Stepper motors
  • Drive Train: Metal worm gear with synchronize belt
  • Motion: Simultaneous bi-axial, zero backlash, play or vibration
  • Motion Range: Pan: 360°, Tilt: +90° to -90°
  • Motion Increment: 0.0001° per step
  • Pan/Tilt Precision: Pan: 15°/sec, Tilt: 8°/sec
  • Operation Time: Continuous 50,000 shots (at 1 shot/sec rate)
  • Control Display: 128 x 64 pixel LCD
  • Remote Trigger Interface: 2.5 mm three-contact TRS socket (earphone jacket)
  • Wireless Communication: Full WiFi control via iPano Commander
  • I/O Port: Full control via RS232 command set or iPano Commander
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

Shot a full 360° of the Grand Canyon and it tracked perfectly across all 200 frames with zero stitching issues. The AllView Pro’s motor control is incredibly smooth—way more consistent than the manual heads I’ve used before.

Elizabeth F. ★★★★★

Set it up this morning and the precision is immediately obvious—the stepper motors advance so smoothly that I can stitch 20 shots together without a single misalignment. Even the fine-tune dials feel solid and responsive, which makes me confident this mount will hold up for years of field work.

Julian ★★★★★

Finally a mount that makes gigapixel panoramas feel effortless instead of an all-day project. The precision stepping is so quiet and steady that my stitch lines are virtually invisible, even at full zoom. Set it up on a tripod, let it run, and the AllView Pro just delivers frame after frame without