(Links Below) Please check out my 2020 updated fluid head system and setup video:    • Approaching the Scene 095: Why I Use ...   It is finally here. The final piece to simplify connecting and balancing my DSLR and mirrorless cameras to my fluid head. It lightens my bag and simplifies my advanced panorama work.. I'm proud to have helped KES design their new LRP-3 adjustable nodal slider (Links below).

This past year I asked my favorite camera support company, Kirk Enterprise Solutions to create this new LRP-3 slider (links below). After a couple of back and forth discussions, Jeff Kirk and the great folks there nailed it. If, like many others, I've converted you to using a Manfrotto 500AH fluid head for still photography, you should get this new adjustable rail clamp. If you are still living with a ball head, check this video out and consider trying a fluid head it. It's much simpler, more precise and more versatile to work with than any ball head made.

Why we need the 500AH fluid head upgrade: 02:12
New panorama and fluid head adjustable slider & clamp: 07:46
Adapting your old Kirk nodal slider to get this benefit: 10:00
Using with a long lens feet: 11:33

Free Finding The No-Parallax Point video: http://bit.ly/NPPHH
My Advanced Panorama course: http://bit.ly/CoursesHH
Set up any tripod with a fluid head:    • Approaching the Scene 031: How to Set...  

Every part you need to set up a fluid head: http://bit.ly/304hoIt
New Adjustable Nodal Slider LRP-3: https://bit.ly/357P1Q8
Adapt your LRP-1 to be adjustable: http://bit.ly/QRC-1SQ
Kirk's custom foot for Nikon's 500 PF & 70-200 FL ED: https://bit.ly/3JEKggf
Newly updated links to all the gear I use: http://bit.ly/HudsonsLinks
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This Spring's Cuba workshop: http://bit.ly/Cuba2HH
February 2020 Kauai Workshop: http://bit.ly/HHPKauai
All my 2020 Workshops: http://bit.ly/hhpworkshops

My Core Photography Course: https://www.hudsonhenry.com/ats

Thanks to everyone for the great questions you are sending in. Keep them coming either in the comments below or by emailing me directly.

Since several viewers let me know they liked last week's 4k ATS, I'm going to start rendering in ultra hi res. Hit 4k in your settings for the best experience :-)