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What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The build is solid and won't budge when locked. The tightening screws allow you to minimize any free-play and once fastened hold tight. The setup is pretty easy and takes a few minutes. The rails are pretty good. Also shakes a lot with any touch.
Cons
There is no guide indicating the centre of rotation. No 360º foto.
Highlights
Quality
The pano head is nice and smooth with the ability to adjust the drag.
Again i would recommend this to someone just starting out and wants to learn the basics, attached is a example of a pano i did ... Read More
I was very happy with the final picture.
It is designed mainly for horizontal panoramas with the camera mounted in a vertical position.
Price
The upside is the price as many of the more substantial brackets cost hundreds of dollars.
Competitiveness
All metal construction supports my nikon d750 with a nikon 24-70 f2.
I use a nikon d7xxx body with the following lens: tokina 12-28, nikkor 24mm, nikkor 50mm and a rokinon 8mm fisheye.
Overview
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good, easy, great, vertical and able. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 193 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 1 2022.
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Most positive review
Nice unit, but uses 3/8 tripod mount requiring 3/8 to 1/4 adapter for 1/4x20 US standard tripod screw.
Most authentic review
I didn't want to pay a premium and after much consideration finally purchased this pano head. At a fraction of the cost of othe... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I've been looking for a panohead for a long time, and unless you are wanting to get a crazy-expensive nodal ninja 3 mkii, all these reviews on all of these panoheads are super negative and/or negatively misleading.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Not sure what the other reviewers have for issues when they can get this panohead for less than $70.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
That being said, the kit has some issues.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It also has quite a bit of flex, ruling out larger camera bodies and lenses (it's working fine with my d750 and primes lenses).
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The pivot on the l bracket is indexed, but there's no way to see what angle you are actually at as the locking knob covers the marks.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
After contacting the seller about it they promptly sent out replacement parts so i could try this head out.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The stops are set at 15 and 18 degrees, which at 18 degrees has a maximum focal length usage of ~60mm (depending on your camera) and still have 25% overlap.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Its also to note that the plastic washer that used with this is easily lost as since it isn't fixed to the knob.
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