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Nodal Ninja
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Model: |
NN5
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VR Head Type: |
Multi-Row Spherical Panoramic Tripod Mount |
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Weight: |
1.89 lb (0.86kg) |
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Dimensions: |
7.8" x 9" x 7.5" |
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Load Capacity: |
10 kg w/ locks, 5-7 kg without |
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Color: |
Matte Black |
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Material: |
Aluminum |
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Large Bodied DSLRs / Medium Format
Compatibility: |
Yes |
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Leveling: |
Bubble |
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Numerical Demarcations: |
On rotational, vertical & rails. |
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Bottom Thread Attachment |
3/8", 1/4" |
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Rotator head adjustments: |
Detent rings |
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Vertical Arm Rotation: |
360° |
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Panoramic Rotation: |
360° |
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Camera Quick Release: |
Yes. New camera plate allows for use
of quick release plates |
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Upper arm detent stop: |
Yes |
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Landscape Mode: |
Yes |
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Tools Required For Assembly: |
Yes |
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Warranty: |
TBD |
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Tools Supplied: |
1 hex key |
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Spare Parts Supplied: |
Yes |
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Case Supplied: |
TBA |
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Accessories Available: |
TBA |
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Upgrade: |
TBA |
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Customer Support: |
Yes |
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Manual: |
Yes |
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Suggested Price: |
US $349.95 (introductory offer) |
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Web site: |
http://www.nodalninja.com |
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Pre-Orders has been temporarily suspended |
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Various views |
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Rotator Base and Lower Rail |
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Vertical Rail and Upper Arm |
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Set-ups |
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NN5 & EZ Leveler |
D200 on NN5 &
EZ Leveler |
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D200 w/ 10.5 mm Fisheye, 12-24mm, 17-55mm
and 70-200mm |
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NN5 with Manfrotto 300N |
17-55mm in
landscape |
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70-200mm in landscape |
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Sample NN5 360°x180° shoot
sequence |
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D200, NN5, EZ Leveler and Induro
CX214 tripod. With the ability to lock the rotator base
prevents the head from rotating during a long exposure nadir shot. |
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Just like the NN3, with my long exposure technique,
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possible with the NN5. The camera plate just has to sit above
the rails. Use a bubble level to level the camera. |
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NN5 and NN3 size comparison |
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You may
contact me if you have any questions,
comments or suggestions regarding this review or found it helpful in
any way.
Thank you!
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