Hi,
Thinking of a Rotator for R1 / R10, thx to Nick listening to us we have new mini rotators:
http://store.nodalninja.com/categori...or-R1-%26-R10/
This is a good upgrade to NN Equipment.
Thx Nick,
Heinz
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Hi,
Thinking of a Rotator for R1 / R10, thx to Nick listening to us we have new mini rotators:
http://store.nodalninja.com/categori...or-R1-%26-R10/
This is a good upgrade to NN Equipment.
Thx Nick,
Heinz
and the mini head with just rotator and clamp on it is smallest pano head I have ever seen :clap:
I refer to this combo.
http://www.nodalninja.com/images/RMA_220.jpg
lens is too close to rotator and has a bigger nadir foot print.
NIck
http://www.dlsphoto.net/NadarBracket...HeadDetail.jpg
I have been using this setup for quite some time. No Nadir problems.
http://www.dlsphoto.net/NadarBracket...oHeadNadir.jpg
The diameter of the pano head in the picture is a little over 1 foot. Patching the Nadir is so very easy. I have not tried the new rotator so I cannot say how big the footprint is.
Nick,
How would I measure the degrees?
I know that the footprint is larger than the R1/R10. The pixels at the very bottom of the picture are not useable, so a smaller footprint gains nothing. The larger footprint covers the bad pixels. I use a hand held Nadir patch shot that covers everything quite nicely. This is a case of real world application is different that results found in the lab.
Dennis
use panorama editor in ptgui. reduce the vertical fov until footprint is cropped. The reduction in angle is your nadir footprint in deg.
alternatively
You measure the diameter of nadir in number of pixels. divided by the length of pano in pixels and times 360 deg.
Nick
Nick,
I just did a panorama with my current settings. As near as I can measure, the footprint is 23-25 degrees. The picture above is with different settings.
Dennis