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Nodal Ninja 3 with Velbon Quick Release Plates

It’s always a chore to be turning the knob of whatever Pano head(s) you have or using to remove the camera from the pano head while holding it in place then removing the tripod and then snap a nadir image. After some reading and surfing around, I notice a guy who’s using the Nodal Ninja had an attachment quick release plate. I seek out to find one too here in Singapore and found the Velbon QRA-6L which is cheap enough and gets the job done. It’s $65 SGD.

I bought 2.

Reason being, I can now quickly detach the whole pano head while leaving one quick release plate on the tripod with the ball head and quickly re-attach the camera into the pano setup!

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The Nodal Ninja 3 mounted on the Velbon then the Ball Head.

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Above, Nodal Ninja removed, leaving only the base plate.

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The camera with a second Velbon quick release plate.

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Removed camera from quick release of Nodal Ninja 3 and fitted onto the base plate of tripod. Instant switch, anytime.

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New Nodal Ninja 3 Settings

A Canon 350D fitted with a 10-20 Sigma and with the Velbon QRA-6L, upper rail will be 82 and lower rail will be 56 for the nodal point/ entrance pupil.

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ITCoW - In The Course of Work is a website I maintained at http://www.itcow.com and contains some technical and IT stuffs and writeup. Check it out. ITCoW 360, this site, is a sub site used to maintain all panoramas shots.

Most of the 360 Pano are in DevalVR, although you can view them with just Quicktime installed, they will not be in fullscreen mode. Install the DevalVR plugin, it's just but a few seconds to download and install. Alternatively, there's at times, Flash version of the panos I release. Click on the respective icon to download the plugins.

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    • 2. Pano Stiching
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    • 4. Displaying it on the web
  • Peleng
    • Lesser Shots with the Peleng
    • Peleng 8mm Compared
  • PSP
    • P5100 on NN3 Lower Rail
    • Point and Shoot Camera 360 Pano
    • PSP - Settings
    • PSP - Videos
    • PSP Outdoor Shots
  • Services
  • Tech
    • Hardware
      • Agnos Pano Equipment
      • Nadir - smaller is better
      • Nodal Ninja 3 vs Kingpano
      • Nodal Ninja 3 vs Panamatic
      • Nodal Ninja 3 vs Panosaurus
      • Nodal Ninja 3 with Velbon Quick Release Plates
      • What’s in my Bag ver 2.0
      • What’s in my bag?
      • What’s the Difference? NN3 and NN3 MKII
      • Which lens?
      • Why a panoramic tripod head?
    • Software
      • Adding a mirror ball as the nadir
      • Comparision of different viewers (Pano2QTVR)
      • Comparision of thumbnails (Pano2QTVR)
      • Comparision of thumbnails (Pano2VR)
      • Why HDR in 360 Panos?
    • Video Tutorials
      • Video Tutorial 1 - Process HDR Images
      • Video Tutorial 2 - Processing in PTGui
      • Video Tutorial 3.1 - nadir Editing (”Traditional Way”)
      • Video Tutorial 3.2 - nadir using a Mirror Ball
      • Video Tutorial 4 - Displaying fullscreen on the web
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