Testimonials

I use My NN in conjunction with a leica HDS 6000 to apply color mapping. I also do some pano tours on the side. - Anonymous USA

Bill's service is amazing as always! :) Thank you guys. - Anonymous USA

Excellent quality! - Anonymous USA

there really isnt more I can say....you are great! - Anonymous USA

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You are doing wonderful marketing for I see your ads everywhere I look. Probably the best job out there... It seems like your engineering is flawless from what I saw in Tucson. - Anonymous USA

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You guys rock! - Anonymous USA

I have found nothing but good things to say about this product. Strong build with easy moving parts and a sharp design. I have photographed many panos with this. Stitching is perfect and very accurate with the degrees. Happy customer. - Crosbydove OR

Nodal Ninja N4-PKG - Great tool, but requires setup. About Me Photo Enthusiast. Verified Buyer.Pretty slick little tool - worked great right out of the box, albeit after a bit of setup. Requires setup for each lens/camera combination, but making marks on the pano arms helps reduce changeover time the 2nd time around. Great for a dedicated lens/camera combo, but changing lenses in the field can be tricky (especially in the dark). Rotation of pano head became sticky and troublesome on 3rd use.Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. - By Jazzerlex from Los Angeles, CA

Nodal Ninja 3 a Superb Kit. What a superb kit. I use the NN3 MKII with an old Sigma DP1s (circa 5 mpix) to stitch together moderate to ultra-wide fields and increase megapixel depth for higher resolution. I typically end up with 15 to 30 megapixel stitches sorted out in a minute or two with the NN3 and DP1 (and this after ruthless cropping later). The notch settings on the pano guide allow me to preset the next stitch while the (slow) camera loads the RAW image to memory without me looking through the LCD. 10 to 30 frame stitches (and I'm sure more but I don't need larger) are really fast and easy, which is helpful if you're doing landscapes with quickly moving clouds. The build quality of the NN3 is flawless, break down and set up quick and easy. It's super light and a great match for the tiny DP1, a Hakuba carbon tripod, and a small Joby ball head. I leave the verticle assembly attached to the camera and pack it in my tiny camera bag. I leave the horizontal assembly on the tripod and ball head and pack the lot in the tripod bag. In practice, I haven't even noticed the weight difference. I'm totally happy. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend - Troy SC

Nodal Ninja N4-RD16-2 - worth it! About Me Semi-pro Photographer Verified Buyer. It's awesome to have this piece. Brooklyn NY

Nodal Ninja EZL-II-C - A must when it comes to leveling! About Me Pro Photographer. Verified Buyer. I use the EZ Leveler with my Nodal Ninja panoramic head... absolutely perfect when it comes to ease of use and great results! I highly recommend! Yes, I would recommend this to a friend - Rodasaurusrex from Vancouver, WA

Nodal Ninja EZL-II-C - On the Level ...Really. About Me Photo Enthusiast. Verified Buyer. I bought the EZ Leveler II in order to shoot level panoramas with my new Nodal Ninja M1L panorama head. It works as advertised. I attach the EZ Leveler II to my sturdy Manfroto tripod. To the EZ I attach the M1L. Using the M1l's bubble level I make adjustments to my tripod's ball head. Then I fine tune the level with the EZ until the bubble is centered. That's all there is to it. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend - RVDigitalBoy from Alachua, Florida

Nodal Ninja EZL-II-C - beautifully crafted. About Me Pro Photographer. Verified Buyer. I photograph architecture. Leveling is important to me.I get close to straight with my ball head and now I can fine tune my leveling with the EZ-Leveler. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend - By andrea brizzi from honolulu HI

Nodal Ninja N4-PKG - Nice and easy. Very nice product for full frame camera. I use my d800 and it works very good. Making virtual tours with this it's fairly simply. - By Tony from Miami

I'm convinced this is a critical tool. I've been doing panoramic photography for a short time, and I've been reluctant to plunk down a small chunk of money for a device like this, instead reverting to alternative ideas to make pans, i.e. fisheye lens adapters and lens rings. After my last road trip, and a few photographic epiphanies along that way, I decided to take the plunge and pick up this item. It's turned into a great investment. Using this device along with a simple point-and-shoot camera has taught me a ton more about shooting angles, no-parallax points, and just photography in general. It's also helped me understand better my camera's operational abilities and limitations. Do yourself a favor. If you are an aspiring panographer or just a typical spherical photography hack like me, plunk down the $[$]for this item, and also pick up a sturdy, headless tripod along for the ride. They'll both be worth the investment. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend - M. lopez CA

Great Product for Panos - 5 stars. About Me, Photo Enthusiast. I use this to make single row panoramas with my Olympus e5 DSLR and it works great. No more parallax problems! Well constructed and easy to use, you can even buy alternate plates to accommodate an area style plate from Nodal Ninja's website. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. - By Mike from Long Island (B&H NN4 review)

Nice budget panoramic head - 5 stars. About Me, Photo Enthusiast. I've used this head to take 360x180 full spherical panoramas and some partial spherical panoramas with my 5D Mark III. It's so much faster and easier to get all the needed shots for a large panorama! It's worked great with a variety of lenses. I've successfully used it from 24 up to 100mm focal lengths on full-frame. It's lighter and cheaper than some of the alternatives, but still solidly built and easy to use. It comes with some extra parts and a nice carrying case. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. - By Jeff from Seattle, WA (B&H NN4 review)

It does what it promises - 4 stars. About Me, Pro Photographer. Are there better panorama devices? Absolutely, but they cost a lot more. At this price point (especially if you want to minimize parallax) there is no competition. I improved it a bit with an arca-style clamp that I had sitting around. If you had to make hundreds of stitched photographs on short notice, it makes sense to spend the extra money on the more expensive model or perhaps the motorized version but for the occasional pano or Brenizer, this is light, travels well, and works as promised. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. - By Ben from New York (B&H NN4 review)

Good value for money - 5 stars. About Me, Photo Enthusiast. This is an easy to use, well thought out panoramic head. I mostly take 3-4 shot stitches in portrait orientation, and I don't have a complaint. As another reviewer said, those with very demanding needs might want something more elaborate, and perhaps mechanized, but this is a solid product that won't get in your way. Yes, I would recommend this to a friend. - By Photomatrix_1 from Vermont (B&H NN4 review)

Hi Store, I know y'all don't make money shipping things. VERY pleased I could buy this product and support your company! - Best, Cramer G. North Carolina

Dear Bill, You guys are awesome, best customer service ever. - Mina I. Florida