Images taken with Haida filters & Panosaurus
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All photos below are shot with the D600 + Nikon 24-85 VR
10 + 6 stops stacked
10 + 6 stops stacked
10 + 3 stops stacked
10 + 6 stops stacked
10 + 6 stops stacked
10 + 3 stops stacked
photos which i made with the panosaurus:
Shenton Fire by t3cnica, on Flickr
Psy-quay-delic by t3cnica, on Flickr
Panjang Meander by t3cnica, on Flickr
i was so worried that the near elements could not stitch up but it was not the case. there were some minor mis-matches but were corrected with a little bit more effort. really nice piece of equipment to have, for those who do not want to spend a bomb on the more expensive and elaborated pano kits in the market. thanks to the Photosphere guys for bringing the panosaurus into Singapore. :thumbsup:
Shenton Fire by t3cnica, on Flickr
Psy-quay-delic by t3cnica, on Flickr
Panjang Meander by t3cnica, on Flickr
i was so worried that the near elements could not stitch up but it was not the case. there were some minor mis-matches but were corrected with a little bit more effort. really nice piece of equipment to have, for those who do not want to spend a bomb on the more expensive and elaborated pano kits in the market. thanks to the Photosphere guys for bringing the panosaurus into Singapore. :thumbsup:
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Using a fixed 28mm compact cam can be restrictive for wider FOV without an option to move further back.
But the panosaurus certainly helped me get the wider FOV and make the fix lens compact a much more versatile kit.
Using a fixed 28mm compact cam can be restrictive for wider FOV without an option to move further back.
But the panosaurus certainly helped me get the wider FOV and make the fix lens compact a much more versatile kit.
Shot with Haida 10+3 stops:
Sunset @Changi by kengoh8888, on Flickr
With Haida 10 stops
Skyline from Helix Bridge by kengoh8888, on Flickr
Marina Bay Sunrise by kengoh8888, on Flickr
Sunset @Changi by kengoh8888, on Flickr
With Haida 10 stops
Skyline from Helix Bridge by kengoh8888, on Flickr
Marina Bay Sunrise by kengoh8888, on Flickr
Far Horizons
Shot with Haida 10 stop ND, 30s
Bridge over Humbled Waters
Shot with Haida 10 stop ND, 30s
Come Fly with Me
Shot with Haida 10 stop ND and cheapo Tianya 4 stop ND, 5 mins
The Green Bridge of Wales, Castlemartin, Pembrokeshire
Haida 10 stop + 3 stop stacked (screw ins)
Nikon D600 + 24-85mm VR at 24mm
240 seconds, f/8, ISO 100
Haida 10 stop + 3 stop stacked (screw ins)
Nikon D600 + 24-85mm VR at 24mm
240 seconds, f/8, ISO 100
IMG_3067 by honyianchan89, on Flickr
Taken at Volendam Netherlands, Haida 10 stop.
IMG_4202 by honyianchan89, on Flickr
Montmartre, Paris, also Haida 10 stop.
IMG_4238 by honyianchan89, on Flickr
This was a rushed shot at the Louvre as I had limited time to think and compose..
Recently got my new Nodal Ninja 4 from the guys, it was pleasantly surprising that the setup & shooting process was a breeze! It's simply amazing. Lightweight, very easy to use, love the tension knobs. Still haven't had the time to play with it much. 
Nodal Ninja 4
Nodal Ninja 4
IMGP80252013120922 mmPENTAX K-30-IMGP80292013120922 mmPENTAX K-30 by jenkwang, on Flickr
Pentax K30+DA15ltd, with the Panosaurus.
A did away with a much larger Sigma 10-20 to go small with a Pentax DA15ltd prime.
I felt that 10-12mm tend to have to great a perspective distortion for my preference.
Elements felt too push away.
Yet, I would need to go wider every now and then.
In fact, often, when I need wider, it needs to be wider than what 10mm can give on aps-c too.
The Panosaurus solves this issue for me.
A wonderful, inexpensive tool to accompany my system setup.
IMGP80252013120922 mmPENTAX K-30-IMGP80292013120922 mmPENTAX K-30 by jenkwang, on Flickr
Panosaurus 2.0:
Haida ND 0.9:
Haida ND 0.9:
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