Z/V 支架--用於低角度和天文攝影--MSM與英國的 Alyn Wallace 一起設計
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老實說，除了把Z/V 支架用於天文攝影，我們之前從未想過有其他功能。直到我們收到以下評論，我們才知道原來Z/V 支架 也可以用在滑軌上，讓喜歡使用滑軌的用戶受益良多！
我們也從未想過我們的用戶會將Z/V 支架用於低角度和微距拍攝。
感謝我們用戶的創意反饋，這給了我們很大的鼓勵。
規格：
最大負載： 4kg
產品重量：
Z 支架，220 克
V 支架，175 克
材質：鋁合金
幾個月來，我們一直在與專業風景天文攝影師Alyn Wallace （網站）一起設計和改進新產品--Z 和 V支架。現在，我們已準備好接受預訂。
以下是這次合作設計的快速回顧，我們希望您喜歡：
2020 年 6 月 14 日，MSM 大使 Alyn Wallace 告訴我們，他有一個新產品的idea, 主要用於輔助天文攝影追蹤器，來解決以下問題：
問題：
- 對於緯度接近赤道的用戶，他們很難在恆星跟踪器上使用球頭，調整角度會有很大局限。
- 無論在什麼緯度，用戶都很難拍出星空全景圖。
看看我們的用戶怎麼說：
解決方案
增加“追蹤器輔助支架”在追蹤器上，讓球台變得水平，就可以解決以上問題。球台的角度可以自由調整併鎖定到位，支架本身也可以旋轉。該支架與 Move Shoot Move 追蹤器完美匹配，但也適用於任何星星跟踪器..
後來，我們研究了所有可能的替代方案，實踐和使用，最終得出第一個版本如下：
第一個版本，主要驗證支架傾斜時角度是否能被鎖定，以及支架底座的鎖定機制。
第二個版本，擴大了支架底座的中心旋轉部分。
第三個版本，
- 將支架底部的刻度盤包裹起來以防止灰塵進入。
- 將底座的鎖定螺絲改成小手柄
第四版，
為底部手柄增加了更多空間，因此即使我們戴著手套也進行使用它。
最後， 對於最終的第 5 版，我們做了一些小的改進後啟動生產。
下面是MSM支架的性能
以下是其它的表現
稍等片刻，加載完所有 gif 可能需要 10 秒左右。
用作三腳架雲台
V 支架適合那些在意設備重量的人。MSM 的有效載重為 3 公斤，如果您已經在使用較重的相機設備，那麼就沒有太多餘量來使用太重的輔助工具，那您可以選擇V支架。
Z 支架還有一個額外的好處，即在完全不使用星星跟踪器的情況下，可以用來替代三腳架上的球台。您還可以將 Z 支架用作桌面三腳架。所以就相當於您用增加的一點重量來換取Z支架的多功能。
Customer Reviews
360° Flex Tilt & Pan Head - Z&V Mount Designed with Alyn Wallace, Buy Nice or buy Twice - The best gift for you and your loved ones 🎁
Just received my tracker and I can say that is amazing. Also, the support by Hanna was pretty impresive.
I love them both. Theres a little issue, i had to put some WD-40 on the locking screws. I almost broke my fingers trying to tighten them. Thats why i only gave it 4 star rating.
The tracker work nicely with the laser only pointing Polaris, I have the Polar Scope too not tryed today, but I have re-calibrated the two.
Good product for travels.
It took me awhile to get set up and know how to find the South Celestial Pole, but now that I know what I'm doing the results of my (much longer) long exposure shots with so little star motion is so much better!
I have had few opportunities to use my MSM Nomad due to the British weather seldom relenting and allowing a couple of hours of cloud free night sky. However on the few occasions it has been clear I have found the kit easy to setup and use. It is incredibly light and easily fits in the bag along with camera and lenses. It does an excellent job of tracking the deep space objects I am interested in photographing by taking multiple images and stacking the results.
I originally purchased the Nomad Starter Kit but have since added a tilt and pan V mount, the wedge and critically here, due to a moist atmosphere so lots of dew formation on the lens, the lens warmer band, all of which have been invaluable.
I should also mention the excellent and cheerful help provided by the Head of Customer Service Hanna Tsai to all my queries and requests.
I've never liked ball heads and thought that maybe I could swap to one of these. I've not looked back and now can't live with out it. I use it for all photography and not just astro.
It's so flexible for my needs and when the right angle is achieved (even the most acute), the structure remains super rigid and firmly in place 😊
I do wish that the adjusting levers were a little larger, however, I think this feedback has already been listened to for the 5th generation and I can easily change them if they becomes too bothersome 🤩
Love it!
360° Flex Tilt & Pan Head - Z&V Mount Designed with Alyn Wallace, Buy Nice or buy Twice - The best gift for you and your loved ones 🎁
I’ve used this now for andromeda and Milky Way pictures and it has worked great! Love the compact form and how easy it is to setup
I've been waiting for clear skies so I can try out my new MSM Nomad.
Last night there was about an hour window open between full sunset and incoming clouds and the moon rising. I managed to get a backyard Milky Way and a peek at Andromeda, our nearest galaxy neighbor, before the clouds and moonlight washed them away. The next night I tried Andromeda again this time for 3 1/2 minute exposures and with a 105 mm lens. I was delighted with the ease of locking up and pointed to Polaris with just the laser pointer. No stair trails and a great result.
