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Message posted by salvador on October-01-2009 at 3:52am
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ok,

I think I ve installed now correctly the NN 180.

http://www.alvarezinmobiliaria.com/sal.htm

  Is there a number in the rotator arm, where should I place the t -adapter to rotate by 120.... Finally I am shooting RAW, manual mode, and I think I am doing ok... but Im still having too much trouble with PTgui,. .....

PTGui now automatically detect "circular" and "Hor field of view" 180.... but it doesnt blend nothing,  here are two, 180 degree shoots

http://www.alvarezinmobiliaria.com/image.jpg

 



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Message posted by smooth on October-01-2009 at 4:00am
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Here is a stitch of your first posted images where the NPP is wrong the camera settings are wrong and the NN180 set is wrong.

Sal Pano (right click "save as")

I will look at your next samples.

Regards, Smooth

Message posted by smooth on October-01-2009 at 4:09am
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Turn the T20 around so the camera can go further back on the NN180 arm.

The first image on your page you have the camera on backwards!

Second image the camera is pointing the right way.

The numbers are important so you know your starting position and then rotational position. "0" should be where your camera is pointing straight ahead. You take the "small" thumb screw out and put this in the appropriate hole for either the 3 shot (120 degrees) or 4 shot (90 degrees) this way the click stop will be accurate.

Regards, Smooth

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