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Nodal Ninja Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head With RD8-II Rotator
Nodal Ninja Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head With RD8-II Rotator
B&H # NOF8001 MFR # F8001
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Product Highlights
- For Panoramic Photos
- Supports Telephoto Lenses up to 6.6 lb
- 8 Precise Click Stops
- Modular Design
- Start/Stop Intervals at 2.5 Degrees
- Starting and Ending Positions
- Laser Engraved Index Ring
- Doubles as a Gimbal
- 2x Bubble Levels
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- 1Description
The Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head from Nodal Ninja makes it possible for you to produce high resolution single row or multi-row panoramic photos with long telephoto lenses up to 6.6 lb. This head comes with an RD8-II lower rotator that has 8 precise click stops and supports up to a 700mm lens in landscape orientation. A tool kit with the necessary screws and hex keys for assembly as well as a carrying case are all included.
- The Ultimate M2 is a modular system, making it easy to upgrade from previous models or to models that will come after it.
- The upper rotator has laser engraved start and stop indexes at 2.5° intervals making it easy to take just the right amount of images without taking unnecessary extra shots.
- The upper rotator has adjustable friction so it can also serve as a gimbal head enabling you to smoothly rotate and tilt heavy telephoto lenses with ease.
- Full bearing-loaded rotator for smooth and steady rotation.
- 2x bull's eye bubble levels allow you to level your head on both the horizontal and vertical planes.
UPC: 689466138245
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Nodal Ninja Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head With RD8-II Rotator
Table of Contents
- 1Description
| Material | T6061 Anodized aluminum |
| Bubble Level | 2 x bull's eye, one horizontal, one vertical |
| Weight | 4.5 lb (2.0 kg) |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 4.75 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 12.5 x 9.0 x 2.7" |
Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head With RD8-II Rotator is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Best design at this time
I have worked with the Really Right Stuff panorama gear and the Nodal Ninja provides more functionality and at a lower total cost. In particular the ability to set the degrees of rotation and have a click mechanism is what sets it apart. I do not need to try to find 2.5 degree increments on a scale but can instead rely on the click to tell me when to take the next shot. This saves a lot of time and makes it easier to shoot in low light settings as well. The start and end tabs of the rotators also make it easy to have multi-row shots start and end at the same place. This is a well thought out piece of equipment by people who actually shoot panoramics. Lots of refinements that are not found on other pano setups that are in this price range. A small thing perhaps but I like that they provide a very good storage case for all the parts. With Really Right Stuff I had to buy a third part neoprene case that was expensive and not all that well designed for actual use in the field.
Date published: 2016-08-01
Rated 2 out of
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Phil from
No physical stops as advertised
I have one problem with this head. The literature implies there are stops on both top and bottom rotators to set minimum and maximum rotation...ie 60 degrees or 90 degrees. There are no Stops, just indicators. This is a misrepresentation in my opinion. That said, the head is solid and well machined. Very usable, but be aware that there are no physical stops on the rotators. For their misrepresentation, I give Nodal Ninja only two stars.
Date published: 2017-08-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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Anthony from Select Images Photography from
Quality. Well made Panoramic gear
Quality made panoramic gear. Easily assembled and easy to use. Comes in a custom carrying case. I have been very impressed with this setup and would recommend it to anyone interested in taking serious panoramas.
Date published: 2017-02-14
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