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Posted: 11 Apr 2008 at 14:29 GMT
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. This version of the NN3 is the one right before the NN3MKII. It's not the same price as the MKII. Those start out at $229.95 + tax and shipping. These pano heads hold their value pretty well. I went ahead and listed this on eBay if you are still interested.
cgi.ebay.com/Nodal-Ninja-3-Panoramic-Head_W0QQite...
Thanks!
Ed
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NN3 For Sale
Posted: 1 Apr 2008 at 18:27 GMT
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Fully functional NN3 for sale for $195 + Shipping and Handling ($15 within USA excluding Hawaii & Alaska). Package includes the following:
NN3
N3-T30 Quick Release Plate
Detent Rings: 18°/15°, 24°/20°, 60°/45°, 72°, 120°/90°
Zippered Bags
Spare Parts
I will get some pictures of the actual item this week and post them by the weekend.
Please email with any questions
edfruin@edfruinphotography.com
www.edfruinphotography.com
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Handheld stitchless panos. Everyone invited!
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Re: Handheld stitchless panos. Everyone invited!
Posted: 11 Feb 2008 at 21:44 GMT
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I am unable to see the panos as I am on a mac. Is there any way you can post these to view with QuickTime?
Also, by stitchless, what exactly do you mean?
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Re: Sigma 8mm f4 vs. f3.5
Posted: 5 Jan 2008 at 23:35 GMT
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Sounds like I need to save some $$$ and try and sell the 8mm f4 later to upgrade to the f3.5. Thanks for all the info everyone!
Ed
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Re: Jan 1 panorama
Posted: 5 Jan 2008 at 0:14 GMT
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John,
I tested this once I got home and on the 40D you should be able to set the timer to 2 or 10 seconds and then set the auto bracketing to your preference and fire with the mirror lock up in LiveView mode to auto take the three shots. I have not used the mirror lock up alone. Is that even possible to do and not have LiveView come up? Also if you are not near your camera and want to do something similar to this just set the rapid fire sequence to normal or high speed and with the remote trigger fire your 3 shots automatically. Just hold the button down while in the auto bracket mode and it should fire just the three shots. At least the 40D does this. I'm not sure about the 30D, 20D or the 5D. Maybe someone could test that out.
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Posted: 4 Jan 2008 at 17:41 GMT
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The f4 I have is the EX DG with the coating on the lens. Does this help in the chromatic aberration or no?
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Re: Jan 1 panorama
Posted: 4 Jan 2008 at 16:27 GMT
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Dorin, I use the 40D also and love it. I recently discovered the feature of using the timer and auto bracketing function to shoot all three shots (with or without mirror lock up for shake reduction) without having to push the button three separate times. Just one click. I think this is the same on the 20D and 30D but not totally sure. The timer function is a 2 or 10 second choice also. It's a very nice camera with it's 14 bit versus the previous 12 bit processing.
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Sigma 8mm f4 vs. f3.5
Posted: 4 Jan 2008 at 15:57 GMT
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What are the differences between the f4 and the f3.5? I currently have the f4 and have considered selling it for the f3.5 but have not convinced myself to do it yet. For one, it is more expensive than the one I have now. I know it will focus closer than the f4 and allow a little more light to pass through compared to my current lens. Are there any other benefits to the 3.5 like better focus or something?
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Nodal Ninja 5 Professional Spherical Panoramic Tripod Head Coming Soon
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Re: Nodal Ninja 5 Professional Spherical Panoramic Tripod Head Coming Soon
Posted: 24 Dec 2007 at 7:54 GMT
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I just received my NN5 on Friday and finally had the chance to use it. I love the new pano head! Thanks for the fast shipping and just in time for Christmas!
edfruinphotography.com/XMAS/
THANKS AGAIN & MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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Posted: 13 Nov 2007 at 19:52 GMT
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I have also noticed that the links in the image banners at the tops of the pages does not show up in Safari but they do show in FireFox.
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Re: Nodal Ninjas
Posted: 1 Nov 2007 at 20:41 GMT
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Other than that, I don't think there are any major differences between the two. I believe the click stop base is the same from NN2 to NN3.
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Posted: 1 Nov 2007 at 20:21 GMT
updated: 1 Nov 2007 at 20:25 GMT
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I think one of the differences is the upper and lower arms. They are longer to accommodate larger camera and lens pairing.
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