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Before I go to sweden, I think I want to get a Nodal Ninja.
I'll likely have a Sigma 12-24mm when I go as well for my Canon EOS 30D and Canon EOS 500N film camera, though I'd like to use it with longer lenses too, such as my 50mm G.Zuiko f/1.4 etc.
The one Im looking at from the Australian supplier is..
"Nodal Ninja 3 MKII Complete Cased Kit Panorama Head "
"Supplied in Kit
Includes: Hard Case, Detent Rings 0/15, 18/20, 25.7/36, 45/60 Small Parts Kit, Rail Stops, 1/4"to3/8" thread adaptor and N-CP1 Camera Plate."
$299 AUD + GST (we're on 0.95 cents to the US dollar atm).
There's a whole bunch of other stuff on there too - http://nodalninja.com.au/products/
Thoughts?
For example of what kind of things Id use it for the follow is handheld 28mm on 30D, 58 shots
Last edited by Ath (2008-05-22 13:39:41)
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I like my Nodal Ninja 5 Lite. Will handle just about any camera body and lens you are likely to use.
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So I am better off spending more on the 5L than the Ninja 3 Mk II?
How much of a difference is there?
I'm looking for opinions and experiences on using these, such as ease of use, set up time, learning curve, how fiddly it is etc etc
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The most difficult is to match the different parts: tripod, panohead, camera, lenses (and the backpack 
) If there is a FF DSLR or heavy lens in your future then NN 5 is clearly recommendable.
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Alright, my tripod is a manfrotto clone (goldphoto, identical), the large legs.
I will definately be using the film SLR for it, and in the future a 5D when i get enough monies.
Considering my lenses and cameras, the 5L Complete Cased kit + 90/120 detent ring on the website I gave has all the parts I'll need?
No need for EZ Leveller and Quick Release?
edit: these are the legs I have - http://www.sz-goldphoto.com/ois/usersit … ;visual=-1
http://www.opticsplanet.net/zhumell-hea … ripod.html
Last edited by Ath (2008-05-24 06:50:13)
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