I watched a lot of videos. I couldn't understand anything. In a very short time, I learned to find the nodal point in a wonderful way thanks to your video. thank you so much.
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@Chaim Uriah I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
In 3:30, you efficiently explained what it took someone else about 20 minutes to do in another video. I will note that he added a bit of refinement regarding spacing of camera and alignment "poles" re: distance, and differentiation of poles. In your case, it is easy to differentiate the top of the back stand from the front stand.
Hi Sealand, the nodal point would not alter regardless of the photo subject. it WOULD change however if you were using a zoom lens and adjusted / altered the zoom after setting up - you would need to check and reset the position of the camera on the tripod head.
Quite good. But isn't it true that the node point is about half way between the lens front element and the film plane, which means, in your case, slightly forward of the front of the camera body. I feel you should include that to make the student understand and that the camera pivots about a point halfway between both. It wasn't mentioned and initially I couldn't figure out where the 'centre' pivot point lay - or what I was looking for. Thanks again.
Hello, hate to bother you with this but I can not find your further information and link in the video description. Would you please send me the link. BTW, great tutorial, thank you. Lowell
Bought NN3, and received it yesterday. Was struggling to do the initial setup and them came across this video. Very nice and precise. One question : How much distance should we keep between the two rods to align the vertical lines ?
Hi UmanG Narendra Samani The two rods are just as a demonstration, you could use 2 lamp posts in the street, a door frame and a window, or any combination of 2 verticals. As a good test you can set up with one item close and one in the distance, and then check again with something in the middle distance etc.
hi, i've watched a video, about a camera called "How RICOH THETA " and it should take picts and video 360 degree, so what is the different between this camera and the tools like(digital camera, tripod, panohead & fisheye lens? can you please tell me?? thanks
Hi - This is a Nodal Ninja NN3 model but with a rotator upgrade to the RD3L model ( I have added further information and a link in the video description )
I watched a lot of videos. I couldn't understand anything. In a very short time, I learned to find the nodal point in a wonderful way thanks to your video. thank you so much.
Terrific tutorial - to the point, concise, no fluff or extra editorial commentary!
I know im randomly asking but does anyone know a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost the password. I would love any help you can offer me.
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@Chaim Uriah I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Chaim Uriah it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out!
@Marley Gus you are welcome xD
In 3:30, you efficiently explained what it took someone else about 20 minutes to do in another video. I will note that he added a bit of refinement regarding spacing of camera and alignment "poles" re: distance, and differentiation of poles. In your case, it is easy to differentiate the top of the back stand from the front stand.
That was the easiest and quickest description on how to do it I've seen. Thanks bunches.
The simplest and straight to the point video. Thank you!
I just purchased my pano head and I greatly appreciate that you have presented a straightforward and logical way to set it up.
Thank you.
seriously, after lot of vids here ... this is the most useful i everseen on youtube,
toda!
This really helped me. I just got the NNinja Pano Head yesterday. This video really made the setup understandable. Thanks! Dave
Excellent! Clear as clear can be!
Thank you for your clear and informative instructions. You are the best.
Hi Sealand, the nodal point would not alter regardless of the photo subject. it WOULD change however if you were using a zoom lens and adjusted / altered the zoom after setting up - you would need to check and reset the position of the camera on the tripod head.
A great tutorial. Simple, but clear. I like it
Great vid. Wish I saw it when I got my panohead. I was off on the horizontal by 5mm and after viewing this my indoor 360s are perfect. Thanks!!!!!
THANK YOU!! This is the best instructional of nodal I've found :)
Fantastic simple instructions! Thanks for saving my life
Hi Fernando - good question! - And the answer is YES - see the video guide for the T-adapater (it is in the description above).
So much easier to understand than the Panasaurus sheet. Thanks.
Quite good. But isn't it true that the node point is about half way between the lens front element and the film plane, which means, in your case, slightly forward of the front of the camera body. I feel you should include that to make the student understand and that the camera pivots about a point halfway between both. It wasn't mentioned and initially I couldn't figure out where the 'centre' pivot point lay - or what I was looking for. Thanks again.
Thanks for the video. For any given lens, is the nodal point the same whether you're shooting interiors or shooting a distant landscape?
Hehe = no problem, you didn't miss it - I just added it to the description for you and any other users who might have this question :)
The perfect tutorial ! thank's a lot !
Thank you for the useful tutorial ! You have such a nice voice :)
Nice job explaining that... wish I had seen that a long time ago.
I love you, disembodied voice.
Thanks..... Any software recommended for joining the Panorama Picture & also the Panorama 360 Video?
Thanks for this. it really helped me a lot. thanks..
Thanks very much, this is very clear.
Hello, hate to bother you with this but I can not find your further information and link in the video description. Would you please send me the link. BTW, great tutorial, thank you.
Lowell
Very nice and informative video.
awesome and short thanks!
Simple, concise and to the point. love this tutorial. Greatly appreciate 600GLE!
Mamun RahmanThank you. Glad you found this useful.
Bought NN3, and received it yesterday. Was struggling to do the initial setup and them came across this video. Very nice and precise.
One question : How much distance should we keep between the two rods to align the vertical lines ?
Hi UmanG Narendra Samani The two rods are just as a demonstration, you could use 2 lamp posts in the street, a door frame and a window, or any combination of 2 verticals. As a good test you can set up with one item close and one in the distance, and then check again with something in the middle distance etc.
or maybe parallax is stronger on panoramas indoors, so pick two points within a room distance to judge.
thank you for the video..nice explanation!
after you found the no parallax point - if you were to move the tripod back say 10 feet - would you have to re-adjust?
I am having a hard time finding a bracket like the one you use in this video. Can you help? What kind of bracket is that?
Great video - thank you. Spot on.
Rob Oresteen Thanks Rob.
Absolutely usefull !!! thanks a lot !!!
very useful technique ,, thanks
NOW I get it! Thanks.
hi, i've watched a video, about a camera called "How RICOH THETA " and it should take picts and video 360 degree, so what is the different between this camera and the tools like(digital camera, tripod, panohead & fisheye lens? can you please tell me?? thanks
when using a zoom lens, will the nodal point move as the lens is zoomed to a different focal length?
n0tepad Almost definitely yes. Try it and see.
Hi - This is a Nodal Ninja NN3 model but with a rotator upgrade to the RD3L model ( I have added further information and a link in the video description )
Класс! Всё понял не понимая слов.=) Очень Наглядно! Супер! Спасибо!