Panorama / Panning adaptor plate for Panasonic Lumix Bridge cameras.
4,734 views · Published 27 January 2012 · 7:16 · Indexed 7 October 2026
Channel: Graham Houghton · 2012 · Howto & Style
If you want very accurate panoramic images made up from several overlapping images the camera axis ( or node point) should not vary as the panorama sequence is shot. The Lumix bridge cameras have a tripod mounting position which cuases this node point to widely cahnge during a tripod mounted pan. This modification plate corrects the camera node point to give precise setting and hence produce images which will stitch together to create a perfect panorama. The video shows the materials used and construction guidelins to make your own adaptor plate for the lumix bridge cameras.
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