Andrew,Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew H
I understand your frustration but unhappy I don't have more infos than you, and waiting as impatient than you to get my hands on them :D
Vincèn
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Andrew,Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew H
I understand your frustration but unhappy I don't have more infos than you, and waiting as impatient than you to get my hands on them :D
Vincèn
Thanks Vincèn, but Bill, Nick, if you are reading this, you have whetted our appetites by showing the poles in Tucson and in this forum - any thoughts on availability, please?Quote:
Originally Posted by Vincèn
Regards
Andrew
Hi Andrew,Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew H
Sorry, I can't predict the release date. Last month, we were to start production of the rubber handle of the 4 section pole. But the vendor just damaged my mold at the beginning of production.
So I only know the release date when everything is ready.
Nick
hope to see this available soon!
Our short pole will be shipping soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by etegration
http://store.nodalninja.com/products...-Series-1.html
Longer poles coming in Oct/ Nov.
Nick
Yes, I agree with the pole spirit level. Suggest 1 - 1 1/2 inch diameter circle spirit level type. We use another telescoping pole product and the our spirit level is usually fitted near waist elevation... or 3 feet ( 1 meter ). This permits us to look down at the spirit level while 1 hand is about shoulder height... other hand is positioned under the level (also holding the remote wireless shutter release).
Please excuse the stick drawing
Camera
^->pole top 15 - 18 feet elevation (5m to 6m)
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| eye level
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| one hand
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|spirit level
| one hand/shutter release
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^pole bottom
From the top it looks something like this:
Attachment 111
Now that the poles seem to start being available you may want to add a new section to the forum.
In the meantime I'd be glad if you could answer some question that came to my mind when I looked at the store offer.
Why do I have to specify a camera model when ordering? Is there any specific mount or accessory that comes with the pole?
Can I have the pole with just a 3/8 bolt on top? And (most important) why isn't that pole suitable for vertical operation?
Thank you, guys.
Jürgen
Each pole is delivered with a wireless remote for your camera, so it's to be sure to include right cable for your camera ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by juergen
It's included with pole :)Quote:
Originally Posted by juergen
Not enough robust for that, the P2 and P3 will be able to support horizontal use ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by juergen
Vince
Merci, that makes it much clearer.
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by juergen
I think you mean horizontal operation.
firstly, typical tripods and monopods are designed to accept compressive stress only. When a pole is used horizontally, stress can be tensile. The joints can fall apart if the glue holding them fails. I use Loctite industrial grade expoxy for the joints. It can hold >10kg tensile stress in my tests. But there is no guarantee after years of use of the pole. So special device for extra safety is needed for horizontal application.
secondly, in order to keep the deflection to less than 10cm/ 4", a much more rigid (larger diameter) pole is needed for horizontal application.
BTW, the wireless remote included is worth $25.
Nick
What wireless remote???....
All poles are delivered with a wireless remote for camera :) Same as we used at Photokina :001_tt2:Quote:
Originally Posted by badders
OK - I wasn't aware of that.
In US that's about $4.90Quote:
Originally Posted by spiritburner
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=390245470523
a good choice to aid in travel or possibly a flip up attachment?
den
Do you know what tripod was on the bottom of the pole in Az.? It's in the pix.:thumbup: