Create panoramas or VR images with the Sunwayfoto 360° VR Panoramic Tripod Head Kit, which includes the DDP-64SI rotator and the DDY-64I Arca-type clamp. The head rotates 360° with four detent intervals of 8, 12, 15, and 18° to choose from. The clamp allows you to mount the rest of the kit, which is the horizontal and vertical rail with swinging horizontal arm and camera mount. The vertical rail can rotate 180°, for Nadir photography, and the rotating horizontal arm has four detent intervals of 5, 15, 30, and 45° of incremental swing. Both the horizontal rail and swing arm are adjustable to find the Nodal point on each axis, and the 10.5" tall head has a load capacity of 17.6 lb.
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Key Features
- Load Capacity: 17.6 lb
- Height: 10.5"
- Panning Range: 360°
- Detent Intervals: 8, 12, 15 & 18°
Create panoramas or VR images with the Sunwayfoto 360° VR Panoramic Tripod Head Kit, which includes the DDP-64SI rotator and the DDY-64I Arca-type clamp. The head rotates 360° with four detent intervals of 8, 12, 15, and 18° to choose from. The clamp allows you to mount the rest of the kit, which is the horizontal and vertical rail with swinging horizontal arm and camera mount. The vertical rail can rotate 180°, for Nadir photography, and the rotating horizontal arm has four detent intervals of 5, 15, 30, and 45° of incremental swing. Both the horizontal rail and swing arm are adjustable to find the Nodal point on each axis, and the 10.5" tall head has a load capacity of 17.6 lb.
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Sunwayfoto CR-3015A Reviews
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How does this compare with Nodal Ninja NN6?
How does this compare with Nodal Ninja NN6?
This Sunwayfoto head has a much greater load capacity of 17.6 lbs vs 7.7 lbs for the NN 6, but the NN6 has much more precise control over the rotator and the tilting rail. They are similar in most ways.
Date published: 2020-10-02
Is there an instruction manual? posting it would ...
Is there an instruction manual? posting it would be very helpful.
A User Manual is included in the box with the purchase of the Sunwayfoto 360° VR Panoramic Tripod Head Kit. Unfortunately, Sunwayfoto does not list an online .PDF manual for this item. If you need a replacement .PDF manual, I would recommend contacting the manufacturer directly with your request by e-mailing them at [email protected].
Date published: 2020-09-30
How does it disassemble for travel & storage? ...
How does it disassemble for travel & storage? another photo would help.
If you click the product images shown on our website, the last image shown is an image of the unit collapsed, packaged in the box in which the kit arrives. Under the Specs tab on our website, the dimensions of the packaging box in which the unit is shipped is listed as 12.8" x 12.8" x 5.1" (32.5 cm x 32.5 cm x 13 cm) for transport, including the pictured protection foam insert and accessories included with the VR Panoramic Tripod Head Kit.
Date published: 2020-09-30
After much reading and searching, I'm still ...
After much reading and searching, I'm still hoping for some clear advice regarding use of this kit for multi-row stitched panoramas with my specific camera kit: Nikon D800e, lenses such as Nikon 14-35/f4, 24/f1.8, 85/f1.8, maybe even 80-200/f2.8. Tripod is either Manfrotto 055X-PROB or Sachtler Ace. Plan to shoot most panoramas with camera in portrait orientation. Would I need to buy any additional parts, such as L-Bracket, additional rails or Arca Swiss plates? Or can I get started with this Sunwayfoto CR-3015A kit as it comes?
The Sunwayfoto Panoramic Tripod Head Kit is solid enough and well made and I believe that it could work well with standard lenses and in portrait orientation.
However, this rig did not come with an Arca-Swiss plate, so I could not use my L-bracket for landscape panos. It comes with a plate on the top rail that screws into the base of your camera, so landscape orientation is not possible. I tried several ways to incorporate an Arca-Swiss plate but not successfully.
Sunwayfoto appear to have designed this rig for portrait orientation only, since stacking landscape-oriented shots is not an option.
I have not attempted to use a large/heavier telephoto/telephoto zoom lens - and I do not know if the nodal/no parallax rail would be long enough.
I have since purchased an (abeit more expensive) Acratech Long Lens Head and an Acratech Levelling Base. I have found that the beautifully made Acrateh combination works really well with the addition of a good, solid rail.
I hope this has been of some help.
Date published: 2021-02-12