Testing out my new SIRUI Levelling Head

[@IanElson28]

I enjoy Panos, i usually do portrait orientation and more photos. Lovely image, and lovely video.

[@trevorfinnis9111]

I know I think most people do to but thought I would give it a go thanks for watching and commenting

[@jbairdexp]

An essential bit of kit Trevor. We've all suffered the pain of trying to level the tripod without one only to get home and have a wonky horizon!!

[@trevorfinnis9111]

Thanks Julian i know also i dont know why i haven't taken more panos before. Really enjoyed your video yesterday , have you got the haircut yet ?

[@jbairdexp]

@@trevorfinnis9111 Haircut tomorrow....can't wait!

[@Robert-Bishop]

I've been thinking of getting a levelling head as I'm sick of adjusting the legs on my tripod. Useful video, thanks.

[@trevorfinnis9111]

Its surprising that such a small thing can make a big difference,thanks for the comment take care

[@MarkKerton]

Nice Trevor. Well worth the investment👍🏻

[@trevorfinnis9111]

Thanks Mark how you keeping are back to the football matched yet ? Realy enjoyed the New Forest video

[@MarkKerton]

Super thanks Trevor. No sport still but keeping busy on the landscapes. Currently down in Dartmoor checking out Wistmans Wood. Stunning place!

[@peteredwards2462]

Big difference good investment

[@trevorfinnis9111]

Thanks Peter

[@JWS1968]

I can't think why I'd need to use a leveling base with a ball head.

[@jezmink]

Do you still have the Sirui levelling base and how is it in use now does it grip well and are you able to apply some friction to it or is it just tight or loose.

[@trevorfinnis9111]

Hi I do still use the levelling plate no problems with it yes you can adjust the turning key so it has some give or just loosen it off

[@jezmink]

@@trevorfinnis9111 Thanks Trevor👍

[@jasontaylor1920]

This NOT the way to shoot a pano. 🤣

[@georgedavall9449]

Pronounced Soo Ray Cheers Trevor. Hope you're well

[@TimMer1981]

No, it's not: most English speakers get it wrong. Trevor pronounced it correctly: Sih-roo-ee. Means "sharp thinking" in Mandarin Chinese.