The Advanced Rotator RD10 Single Plunger from eoigvn uis a compact, lightweight panoramic rotator base with 5 detent options ranging from 90 to 10 degrees that can be changed on the fly. Suitable for fisheye, wide angle and telephoto lenses up to 100mm equivalent focal length. It can be upgraded to dual plunger option when needed, supporting lenses up to 200mm equivalent focal length. This versatile base is suitable for use with fisheye, wide angle and telephoto lenses.

Single Plunger Panoramic Rotator    5 Different Degree Stop Increments

5 Degree stop increments:

10 Degree stop increments with dual plunger upgrade:

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the part that attaches to the camera, slide on the top arm to find the point of no paralax?

A: The camera attachment on the Nodal Ninja NN3 MK3 + Nadir Adapter with Lower Rotator D10 Package slides as well as the vertical arm to set the camera to its center point.

Q: 2. i have a sony A7ii with a kit lens. can i use this product with my camera ?

A: Yes, this will work with the A72.

Q: 3. will this attach to any tripod? a sirui t-2005x for example?

A: I have a Manfotto tripod and the quick release did not got this nodal. I had to use an adapter that came with the nodal. Now I don’t have the adapter to mount my 5Dmiii to the vertical arm. Can anyone tell me what adapter I should purchase?

Q: 4. Can I put an Arca Swiss attachment on the base of the Ninja 6? and on the arm with the camera?

A: Yes, one can add an Arca plate to the base of the Nodal Ninja 6 with Nadir Adapter. And one can use the Nodal Ninja F9131 Arca-Type Right Angle Dual Clamp on the upper arm, BH #NOF9131 (https://bhpho.to/3LJOoy8).

Q: 5. Does this have to be attached directly to the tripod, or can it be installed on a RRS-BH-55 ball head? I used to have a similar setup with RRS that attached the levelling base to the ball head, and than the vertical/horizontal rails would be attached using the levelling base. This made it easier to switch between pano and regular photography? Does the RD8 II serve thr same function as the RRS levelling base did, and can it be attached to the RRS ball head (ball head is arca-Swiss type)?

A: The Nodal Ninja Ultimate M2 Panoramic Head With RD8-II Rotator does not come with a leveling base. It is recommended to use that with a leveling base only. A ball head will make it hard to level it.

Q: 6. What size is the top thread, 1/4-20 ?

A: The information sheet with the rotator calls it an M6 socket. A google search tells me that's a metric size -- not 1/4 inch.

Q: 7. I don’t see a level in the listed pictures. Is there one built into it or do you need a separate level?

A: This unit does not have a level, you will need a separate level.

Q: 8. Can I use a Fisheye with this head? What other items do I need to get to use it. I will be purchasing the Canon EF 8-15 f/4l Fisheye and want to get the correct pan head. Thanks.

A: Hi! I have same question. Did you use Canon 8-15 mm with this head? How did it work? Thank you

Q: 9. I shoot with a Canon 5D Mk III and a 70-200 lens. Will this product handle the weight?

A: The Nodal Ninja handles a lens weight of 6.6lbs and the Canon 70-200 weighs 3.3lbs.

Q: 10. I am thinking of getting a Nodal Ninja panoramic head hit for a Nikon D800E and a Nikon 70-200 VRII. Is this the kit to get?

A: I feel the Nodal Ninja Ultimate M1-L With RD16 II Rotator Panoramic Head B&H # NOM1LRD16II MFR # F8102, would be a better choice.It can support more weight than the other one. And the D800E with the 70-200 lens is pretty heavy.