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I discover this video thanks to YT. And thank you for your very educational explanations.

Awesome perspective with the Timelapse Shiv...Thanks!

Wow, Beautiful.

As a Content creator as well..Thanks for the Time and efford you placed in this..Few think of the hours and cost as well as editing these videos. Well Done.

crazy! it better keep over winter - I'm going to Iceland in February.

A lesson in physics demonstrated using a camera. Certainly not photography

A great explanation. I have an Olympus M1 ii that has this feature. I will be giving it a try. Sadly, my Canon R6 ii does not appear to have this feature. Thanks again.

I just discovered your channel. You are an awesome educator. I will be watching more of your lessons. Thank you for your efforts.

Beautiful. On my list to visit….

hi sir . how you find the Nodal point on the nodal rail ?

You can get 96mb on the S5 as well

I have seen some of your videos and they are all very good. Good explanations, good examples, good information

What camera and lens did you use?

good job!

Very helpful ! Thank you from Germany

hola :)

This is an excellent video, with practical examples. Definitely will help me along in making a purchasing decision. Thank you!

Shiv, I am exploring my Polaris with your videos. They are good and very informative. Can you do one for single-row and multi-row panos? Thanks, Mahesh

Wonderful trip and excellent clips. I bet you had a great time. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks mate. I was missing one crucial step in the process - turning the drive mode dial on the top left hand side of the camera to "High Resolution Mode". You've explained everything in detail, step by step. Even a novice like me understood and was able to follow. Very much appreciated Liked and subbed.

Great video sir

Since the documentation is absolutely awful, could you kindly produce videos that shows step-by-step guys for each of the shooting modes?

So the benefit of the Polaris is more about ease-of-use and automating the focus stack process (assuming your camera/lens supports it)? This is still very much achievable without the Polaris, just more work, correct? Aren't the newest cameras equipped with focus stacking modes? I am new to photography so actually curious why this device might be worth buying. I understand it has many other features.

Should i buy the best lenses to see tge the excellent results of photos?

hi shiv, have you made the standard panorama tutorial video. i've been looking for it but can't find it.thank you

shiv, i want to take standard multi row panoramas [not astro] with my polaris. could you please explain or make a video on how to program the app to make the panorama. when i try to program the app to take 6 pics of two rows it only takes 3 pics of the beginning and 3 pics of the end points . there is nothing in between.i've tried a number of times with no results.i tried to use the pro mode but that didn't work either.thank you

I was inspired to test auto leveling to see if now that the astro accessory axis of rotation is vertical one could shoot a panorama through rotation of the astro head. Nope. This capability would be useful for landscape panoramas. Without this capability why bother with auto leveling a Polaris? In fact why bother burdening your tripod with the Polaris at all if all you are doing is single shots? Executing a pro mode landscape panorama with auto leveling could actually be useful, and convenient: rotate to the start and end points, enter the lens focal length, sensor size, orientation, and desired overlap, and press start. Include executing an HDR exposure bracket at each position as an option to take even greater advantage of automation.

Thank you Shiv! You've just answered all my questions about tethering my S1H to the Lightroom!

Great, thank you so much!

excellent video !!!👌👌👌

Hello Shiv, I tried the Polaris focus stacking mode on my Sony a7c + a6500 + AF lenses and it didn’t work. I asked Benro support team and they sent me a video demo showing the process on Canon + power zoom lens and specified it must be an ‘electric power lens’. I am testing various AF lenses but I don’t have a power zoom lens. Also, the language barrier is an issue with Benro support.

I haven't watched all of your Polaris videos so you may have already covered this. I'm curious if the Benro app will allow you to set up multi-row panoramas. Thanks for the video instruction.

Would help to show cable connections which the instructions on the Benro Polaris do a poor job of showing.

Thank you very much for the video, Is this mode possible with flash?

Really inspiring

Excellent demonstration thank you very much! I always been afraid of using strobe lights! Thank you!

Can you use this mode on the panasonic S5ii with subjects with a little movement, such as portraits or landscapes?

Thanks for the tip on the vertical mount. I encountered the issue last night and shot with just a ball head. I'll add the nodal rail mount to my Polaris kit.

Hi Shiv! Stumbled across your UTube page. I met you at Unique Photo in Fairfield, NJ. I bought the Polaris. I'm still trying to figure out how to use it. I'm hoping your video helps.--Pat

Thanks. Very good complete and very useful. Please keep them coming. I am learning a lot.

Well, you’ve inspired me to try focus stacking with the Benro Polaris. No clear sky even in the long range forecast so mastering BP for tracked nightscape panos will have to be set aside anyway. I do still have a functional copy of qDslrDashboard on my iPad which I’ve used quite satisfactorily for lens focused stacking. I suspect the BP will not displace qDslrDashboard for this application, but putting it to the test is a good use of a cloudy day.

Shiv, these videos are great. Looking forward to future ones re: Panos on Milky Way and constellations in general.

could you use the playbal elitel to level the polaris

Congratulations on your willingness to detail the features of the Benro Polaris, in such a scarce scenario of information about the equipment. My main interest in using BP is in astrophotography. I'm not a tracker user, which makes it more difficult to understand how BP works. I look forward to your videos using the Astro kit. Hug.

Hi Shiv, Greetings from the UK from one of your new subscribers. I came here because of your Benro Polaris videos but have enjoyed your other content as well. Please do more Benro Polaris detail videos - your content on the Polaris is the best I’ve seen on RUclips that details how to actually use it effectively. I’d particularly love to see videos on using it for Milky Way landscapes and other Astro landscape photography topics. A detailed tutorial on using the Polaris for Timelapse’s would be great as well. One other question, what do we need to do to enter your competition that you mentioned at the start of this video?

Thank you for sharing, How is the experience on using the Panasonic Camera on the Benro polaris unit. Any function using experience? focusing stars on your screen clearly feed with liveview? could you share some insight use please. Thank you.

Thanks for the series, much appreciated!

Hi. Great video. Does the benro actually more the camera like a focus rail or does it only manipulate the focus point/step? If it's moving the focus point I assume it can't be used with a manual macro/ultra macro lens..

Great video.

I discovered your channel in a search for tutorials on the Benro Polaris, and now find your photography interests to be eclectic. This video and another of yours on flower studio macro lighting and backgrounds suggest methods I will experiment with. The wildflowers here are starting to emerge. Between Milky Way arch panoramas and wildflower field and studio portraits there will be little time for sleep (and no time for boredom).