$250 · Nodal Ninja N4-RD16

Nodal ninja n4-rd16 Asking $250.00 Nodal Ninja N4-RD16 Highlights Spherical Panoramic Tripod Head Upper Rotator with 15-Degree Stops For Ultra Wide-Angle to 100mm Lenses Offsetting Upper Rotator Possible For Single Row Spherical Panoramas Lubricated Bearings for Smooth Rotation Supports Up to 7.7 lb 16 Different Degree Stop Increments Detent Interval Changes in Seconds Features This NN4 Panoramic Tripod Head with RD16 Rotator from Nodal Ninja makes it possible for you to produce high resolution single row panoramic photos using a lightweight DSLR and a wide range of lenses, from ultra wide-angle up to 100mm (35mm equivalent). It features a precise upper rotator with 15° stops and supports a wide range of lenses from ultra wide angles to 100mm (35mm equivalent focal length and 25% overlap) telephotos. The upper rotator can be installed with an offset of +/- 5, 7.5, or 10 degrees from the horizon, making it perfect for single row spherical panoramas with various fisheye lenses. This package includes a Nodal Ninja 4 panoramic tripod head, an advanced RD16 rotator with a complete set of 16 detent interval options, and a CP-2 camera plate. The upper rotator has 15° stops for precision, and can be installed with an offset of +/- 5°, 7.5°, or 10° from the horizon, making it perfect for single row spherical panoramas with various fisheye lenses. It will support up to 7.7 lb (3.5 kg). Precise upper rotator with 15° stops Supports a wide range of lenses from ultra wide angles to 100mm (35mm equivalent) Upper rotator can be installed with an offset of +/- 5, 7.5, or 10 degrees from the horizon Perfect for single row spherical panoramas with various fisheye lenses Lubricated bearings for smooth rotation Laser engraved marking Detent interval can be changed in seconds on-the-fly Knob for locking rotation Retainer wire so you don't lose the knobs Diameter of 62mm provides sufficient precision and stability while keeping the nadir footprint small The unique placement of knobs means that they will never appear in the spherical panos 16 different degree stop increments (with equivalent number of stops around)