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Panorama Panning Base - Nodal Points for Mamiya RZ 67 Lens

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robbie - 22 Mar 2005 05:55 GMT
Anyone know what the Nodal Point measuremenst are for Mamiya RZ67
lenses? (I have a 180mm and a 110mm lens).  I am curious whether the
Really Right Stuff Panorama Rails are long enough for MF work.  Anyone
ever tried panos with such gear, Really Right = Really expensive.  I'm
a pano newbie, just looking to try this out.

Thanks!

Robbie@cyberus.ca
BC - 23 Mar 2005 14:26 GMT
> Anyone know what the Nodal Point measuremenst are for Mamiya RZ67
> lenses? (I have a 180mm and a 110mm lens).  I am curious whether the
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> Robbie@cyberus.ca

Its the entrance pupil location you want, not the nodal point.  For the
110mm it is probably within a few millimeters of the iris diaphragm.
If the 180mm is a true telephoto the entrance pupil will be fairly far
back into the lens.  Some of my 35mm telephotos have an entrance pupil
location *behind* the image plane, but I doubt this will be the case
for your 180.

The best thing to do is to use the parallax method to measure the
entrance pupil location for yourself.

Brian
www.cladwellphotographic.com
 
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