The middle one is at the NPP. The top and bottom are about 3mm off. See here: https://360rumors.com/xphase-scan-first-look/

Good point! It looks like 2 lenses, the upper and the lower, are at the NPP, at least I hope so. Perhaps the middle lens is as well, even if it doesn’t look like that?

Most of my customers want the “best” quality.
But of course it’s always a compromise between effort, price and result.
I have been shooting with cameras that have a 35 mm format sensor for many years now. Depending on the lens, this can produce up to “20k” with more or less effort.
For the VR tour, I often scale the panoramas to 12 or 14k so that the loading times are faster.
In any case, the image quality is still better than with any 360 camera if you take all the criteria into account:
– Sharpness/resolution
– dynamic range
– colors
– Noise

So yes, there are 360 specialists who regularly produce in (approx.) 16k 😉

According to Stabilizer-Pro the camera will go on sale by the end of Dec.

You’re welcome.

I’m going to find out!

Yes. I shoot at more than 16k all the time. Clients appreciate the detail.

True. It will be interesting how well they can stitch it given that not all of the lenses are at the nodal point.