Panoramic photography - how to find the Nodal Point (no parallax point) of your lens... 

Excellent video...thank you for your clear, concise, and straight-forward explanation of the process for finding the lens nodal point!

Very nice video !!!! This is the most simple and the easiest way I have seen yet. "Thank you very much and take care", Jim, Charlotte, NC. PS I have just ordered the Nodal Ninja Ultimate M1-L with RD 16 11 Rotator Panoramic Head from B&H Photo in NYC. It should be here Friday 15,2020. Today is Wed. 13, 2020. I can wait to check it out !!!!!

Thank you... i dont have your complete orbital set up.. i just take 360 degree horizontal panoramas, and wasnt sure how to find the nodal point on a new camera.. now i do... and that makes a hell of a difference..

Thank You So Much, Very Nice and clear to understand what you have said. Other people makes it very confusing on how to find the Nodal point. But you have made it very clear. Thanks Again for this great tutorial.

There's usually a little symbol on the body of the camera to indicate where the sensor plane is. It looks like a circle with a line through it.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

very good video..in two minutes I got all information i was looking for

straight and to the point thank you for sharing

Thanks for that very useful and so easy :) now it has been demonstrated

This shows you how to do a single row, but does the "nodal" point change when you move the camera on the vertical plane (to do another row)

Very clear, this actually helped

easier way to set: align the two tripods with the camera, rotate the camera, then you see it is off. Now Start moving your camera forward/backward on the head until the two tripods are aligned again.

That was a great explanation ! thanks

Thank you thank you it is very helpful. Now i get it

Thanks, this was very helpful!

Very useful, thanks!

well done. very insightful.

very useful information! thank you :D

Very useful !!!

Very useful video great. I was wondering is there an equation to determine the minumum distance of the first vertical object? Or is this not important? And does it matter how far the verticale points are from each other?

@snifnscratch If you follow the video you will that for extra rows the camera is rotated around the nodal/no parallax point in both axes.

Hi, very informative . thanks, can you tell me what type of Nodal i should use for my cropped camera Canon 600d. thanks

Glad to be of help.

hi. can you tell me what kind of head was used in the video. looked pretty user friendly and i want to use this as a starting point to shop around for heads. thank you!

Great Thank You for Shering

@ariotrigonus Glad to help - see more at red-door.co.uk

What is the recommend degree of turning your camera to develop a nice panoramic shot?

"one you've mastered it.." :)

thanks you very much for sharing :)

This is called the "entrance pupil," rather than the nodal point. It's a common error. The alignment principle remains the same, however.

@leitltd Glad we could be of help :)

Yes.

@pimpolee Try the Nodal Ninja models at red-door.co.uk

@carloscashher Great - glad to be of help - more at red-door.co.uk

@appleeye2009 Good boy!

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