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  • Finding NPP without a pano head

    See here for finding NPP without a pano head.

    Also see attached images for my old experiment.
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    The setup.

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    Test Target
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    Find the tripod mount. Draw (use pencil, removable marker or a tape) a line
    parallel to rear screen, assuming perpendicular to lens axis.
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    Draw a long line on large paper, and place the camera on paper aligning
    the lines on paper and camera base,
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    Put the target pn paper, move to show up on screen of camera.
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    rotate taget so that 2 blades overlap as one line. Mark the blade positions on paper.
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    Repeat with a few more positions
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    all lines should converge to a point which is the entrance pupil or NPP.
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    Great method from Michel, much easier than using a laser.

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