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Mounting the Camera? (continued)

The KiWi™ is designed to be used with either the standard wide-

angle camera setting or with a specific wide-angle or fisheye lens.

(See List of Specfied Wide Angle Lenses in Appendix A ). The

threaded mounting holes below the slot on the Camera Bracket will

position the camera at its proper nodal point setting for either con-

figuration. The diagram below shows the proper mounting holes for

the camera.

Note: The mounting hole for the standard lens on all KiWi™ Camera-

Specific Brackets is the one that is closest to the rotating pivot point.

The slot above the camera mounting holes will accept the Camera

Knob and can be used to locate the camera in accordance with the

nodal points of other 3rd party lenses (See Chapter 3 for instruc-

tions).

This panhead is shown for referencs purchases only. Your

model might look slightly different.

How Many Shots?

Determining the number of shots you’ll need to take is a function of

the lens your using. In general, you’ll want to have 1/4 to 1/2 overlap

between adjacent images. Kaidan has included detent discs withou

your KiWi in order to cover the standard and wide-angle lenses for

your particular camera. If you’re using a different lens, or want more

or less overlap, you can purchase additional detent discs from Kaidan.

They are sold singly or in packs of four. Most of our KiWi heads use 14

shots for the wide-angle lens and 18 shots for the standard lens. (See

List of Specific Wide-Angle Lenses in Appendix A)

Captive Camera Knob

Mounting Hole for

Wide--Angle lens

(farthest from the

pivot axis)

Camera

Adjustment

Shoe Knob

Mounting Hole

for standard lens

setting of camera

(closest to the

pivot axis)

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