What are the numbers etched into the ballhead for? Referring to my 498RC2
dharrisphotog Goldmember 2,331 posts Joined Apr 2009 More info | Apr 07, 2010 18:24 | #1 |
Apr 07, 2010 18:39 | #2 Are you referring to the scale numbers marked where the body meets the mounting base? Craig
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Apr 07, 2010 18:48 | #3 |
FlyingPhotog Cream of the "Prop" 57,560 posts Likes: 178 Joined May 2007 Location: Probably Chasing Aircraft More info | Apr 07, 2010 18:49 | #4 It's so you can keep track of how many degrees you rotate for panoramic shots or, you can align the tripod with a compass and find a specific azimuth for sun/moon rise/set... Jay
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Apr 07, 2010 18:52 | #5 FlyingPhotog wrote in post #9952906 It's so you can keep track of how many degrees you rotate for panoramic shots or, you can align the tripod with a compass and find a specific azimuth for sun/moon rise/set...
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Apr 07, 2010 19:04 | #6 I hadn't thought of Jay's explanation for azimuth reference, but the scale can Craig
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