1. 'Thank You' replies should go directly to the deserving
person (we know you appreciate the help offered here)
2. Sure would be nice if everyone would clean up the
replies a bit of non-related content
3. Top posting seems to be the norm
here
4. Can the mods flip the Mailman switch to translate HTML
to text? I don't see any content posted on this list that would suffer from
being in plain text.
5. This 'laziness' makes a mess of the archives that others
count on for help.
If no one cares, please ignore this
post.
John
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Behalf Of AYRTON Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2008 11:40
PM To: jook360 Cc: QTVR Mail list Subject: Re:
lightweight/portable QTVR setup for mountaineering/hiking
Thank you !!!
Cheers AYRTON
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 2:03 AM, jook360 <email@hidden> wrote:
Ayrton,
Thanks.
For the 5D/Tokina107 I use the RRS MPR-1 rail - it is 152mm long
For the 5D/Nikkor10 I use the RRS MPR-113 rail - it is 113mm long
The switched to the RRS rails because they are better than the Kirk,
but I still like the Kirk quick releases QRC-1 and QRC 1.75.
On Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 10:34 PM, Jook Leung <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi
Ayrton,
Hello Jook First of all let me tell you that YOU inspired
me a lot ! I've always admire your work from long years back. THANKS
for giving me high standards to try to follow. I've learned a lot with
your posts. Here in Brazil, whenever I speak with a new Client I talk
about your name as THE "inspiring panographer"
Now, back to techs
:-) Thanks for all links below. On the KIRK rails ... they have 6
different models ... which one are you using ???
All this adds weight on the bottom but makes it more stable with a
top heavy camera. The Acratech leveling base is nice for none level
surfaces. The quick releases make it faster to reconfigure.
On Sat, Mar 15, 2008 at 11:06 PM, jook360
<email@hidden> wrote:
Here is one setup I used on my trip to Beijing. For the camera
rig I used RRS camera brackets and Kirk Photo rails and quick
releases. As you can see the monpod is free standing with a very
small footprint.
This is amazing nice !!! Would you mind sharing some of
the tricks on this setup ???
I mean ... in the bottom of the
upside down monopod, there's a rotator, I think it's a Bogen one ,
BUT it has 4 "legs" to hold it free standing ... HOW
??? WHAT is that ??? these "legs" ?
And on the
RRS L-bracket is it attached to a Kirk rail ??? I can not enter the
Kirk website at all ... it says it is not valid adress
?!?!
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