![]() |
Some of the first production run images - we'll be accepting pre-orders soon
Nice work!
How much does this weigh?
What are the advantages of having an elevated horizontal rail? (Rather than a single rail from the top of the rotator?)
Any option for more detents or an Arca style clamp?
time to create a seperate sub forum for this too! heheh
Hi Aussie Ninja,
it is kind of strange. The rotation axis should pass through to the quadrant of the bubble that is cloest to the rail. The two M6 tightening screws should bisect the circle too.
My understanding is there should be 3 circles thouching each other in the nadir image. what do you think?
nick
Fanotec
We listen. We try harder.
Thanks for the tip about NPP. Sorry for my misleading words. I actually meant the quadrant of the spirit level outer casing (not the black circle). When making dual shot pano, the rotation axis should be at the NPP where angle of view is 180 deg. At this setting, you should see a circular (yes, circle) footprint of the rotator.Originally Posted by Aussie Ninja
The rail marking is at one side of the rail. So it is at the side that is not shown in the photo.
nick
Fanotec
We listen. We try harder.
Hi guys,
Just got one delivered yesterday. Awesome piece of work, Nick and Bill.
If it came with rubber/plastic plugs to close off unused detent holes then it would be PERFECT.
Did you say I must upgrade to 5D MKII with my Sigma 8mm?
Hello all,
I just purchased the NN180 and this is my first post so go easy
Does anybody know if/when there will be settings available for the 180? Mine arrived yesterday and there is an element of guesswork involved in setting it up. This is probably a stupid question but where do you align the NP with? My guess is the just behind the bubble but it is not clear?
I will be using a number of cameras with it but mostly a 5D and Sigma DP1. Any feedback from other owners will be much appreciated.
Thanks
Neil
Use the upper rail setting from the database for your lens and camera.
The center of rotation is in line with the 2 screws on the rotator. To get best and reproducible result, you need to use a quick release system. Try to push the the camera mounting plate against one side of the rail. This will eliminate any twisting due to tolerance between the rail and the plate.Mine arrived yesterday and there is an element of guesswork involved in setting it up. This is probably a stupid question but where do you align the NP with? My guess is the just behind the bubble but it is not clear?
Nick
Fanotec
We listen. We try harder.