Alain wrote:Hi
What method/pattern do you use if you have a monopod using the Nikkor 10.5 mm ?
I use this on top of the monopod: http://www.kolor.com/buy/photo-hardware/nodal-ninja-ultimate-r1-with-r-d5-rotator.html
I do the method of Klaus, pitch -15° to reduce the nadirhole.
But rotating 90° up for the zenith does not work correctly because it does not rotate around the nodalpoint. I always get bad stitching results that way.
Maybe I missed some basics ?
I've reading about the Sigma 8mm in slant modus which only uses 4 images for a full spherical pano.
Maybe the Nikkor 10.5 was the wrong decision ?
I've a Nikon D5100.
Kind regards
Alain
Alain wrote:I also don't see any useful point why the pitch mechanism of the "Nodal Ninja Ultimate R1" does not rotate around the nodalpoint, for me this looks like the engineers of Kolor did not think the hole product to the end.
Alain wrote:(...) for me this looks like the engineers of Kolor did not think the hole product to the end.
Please correct me somebody if I'm wrong.
Kind regards
Alain
Alain wrote:Hi
What method/pattern do you use if you have a monopod using the Nikkor 10.5 mm ?
I use this on top of the monopod: http://www.kolor.com/buy/photo-hardware/nodal-ninja-ultimate-r1-with-r-d5-rotator.html
I do the method of Klaus, pitch -15° to reduce the nadirhole.
But rotating 90° up for the zenith does not work correctly because it does not rotate around the nodalpoint. I always get bad stitching results that way.
Maybe I missed some basics ?
I've reading about the Sigma 8mm in slant modus which only uses 4 images for a full spherical pano.
Maybe the Nikkor 10.5 was the wrong decision ?
I've a Nikon D5100.
Kind regards
Alain
akphoto wrote:I have "Nodal Ninja Ultimate R1" too. Initially had the same problem. But now, rotating the camera 90 ° (zenith) I'm doing 3-5 extra frames instead of one. Now everything is fine...
klausesser wrote:akphoto wrote:I have "Nodal Ninja Ultimate R1" too. Initially had the same problem. But now, rotating the camera 90 ° (zenith) I'm doing 3-5 extra frames instead of one. Now everything is fine...
but then: where´s an advantage over the "traditional way" making 6+Z+N with a 10.5mm Nikon?
best, Klaus
akphoto wrote:the rotator of the horizon is no 6, and 8 frames.
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