M1-S w/RD10

Level: Semi pro - Pro.

Lenses: 8- 200mm.

Features: Arca Style Modular Design, Strong, Repeatable Results.

Uses: Landscape, High Resolution, Gigapixels, Commercial, HDR.

Introducing the NEW Nodal Ninja M1S with RD10 Advanced Rotator. Together with the release of new advanced Rotator D10 (RD10), Fanotec decided to repackage the M1S with smaller QRC-40A to further reduce the bulk and weight.

M1S is a 360 pano head / panoramic rotator that allows for seamless mosaic stitching. It is based on Arca Swiss compatible system, the industry standard for a high-end photographic support system. The upper rotator incorporates 7.5-degree positive stops and the lower rotator is the advanced Rotator D10. The M1S is compatible with all DSLR's without battery grip supporting lenses up to 200mm. Precision CNC machined from premium T6061 aluminum and anodized, the M1S is built with a high degree of precision, accuracy, durability to ensure a lifetime of use. It allows templates to be used to speed up stitching and reduce stitching errors.

Included:

• Lower Rotator QR Clamp:
  • 1ea QRC-40A, 40mm Arca Style Quick Release Clamp.
  • 1ea M6 Mounting Kit, M6 screw + Hex Key.

• Lower Rail:
  • 1ea MFR-160, 160mm Multifunctional Rail with Bubble Level + Misc parts
  • 1ea MFR-Dovetail-35

• Vertical Rail:
  • 1ea MFVR-160, 160mm Vertical Rail
  • 1ea QRC-35, 35mm Arca Style Quick Release Clamp

• Upper Rotator:
  • 1ea M1 7.5 Degree Upper Rotator
  • 1ea QRC-40A, 40mm Arca Style Quick Release Clamp

• Upper Rail:
  • 1ea MFR-160, 160mm Multifunctional Rail with Bubble Level + Misc parts
  • 1ea QRC-40A, 40mm Arca Style Quick Release Clamp

• Advanced Rotator D10

Optional:

• Lens Ring Mount for Supporting Fisheye Lenses directly to upper rotator clamp
• M Series Nadir Adapter (F8301)
• Stop Plate Arca-Swiss Style 2ea (F2106)
• Camera Plate - This listing does not include a camera mounting plate. Buy a Fanotec dedicated Arca-Swiss camera plate or use "any" 3rd party Arca-Swiss compatible camera plate.

Nodal Ninja M1 panoramic head review by Arnaud Frich