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Although some experienced panographer can shoot a panorama without it, most of us use [[tripods]], [[monopods]] [[levels]] or some other devices to keep the camera steady. | Although some experienced panographer can shoot a panorama without it, most of us use [[tripods]], [[monopods]] [[levels]] or some other devices to keep the camera steady. | ||
The most critical mechanical element is the [[nodal_point_adapters|nodal point adapter]] that is used to align the camera with a special panoramic tripod [[heads|head]]. And there are plenty of [[various_accessories|other]] useful accessories. | The most critical mechanical element is the [[nodal_point_adapters|nodal point adapter]] that is used to align the camera with a special panoramic tripod [[heads|head]]. And there are plenty of [[various_accessories|other]] useful accessories. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:40, 17 March 2007
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Although some experienced panographer can shoot a panorama without it, most of us use tripods, monopods levels or some other devices to keep the camera steady. The most critical mechanical element is the nodal point adapter that is used to align the camera with a special panoramic tripod head. And there are plenty of other useful accessories.
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