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Hi All,

Here is the sign-up link for the Matterport Google Street View Beta Program.

Matterport Business Listings Beta Program

Best,

Dan
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JC3DCX private msg quote post Address this user
Thanks,
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RichardByers private msg quote post Address this user
Oh that Matterport is mounted on a ball head tripod....Thought that was bad.?
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JonJ private msg quote post Address this user
I have shot hundreds of spaces with a ball head and have had no problems. They are much faster for leveling the camera than other options.
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@RichardByers

For busy, professional photographers such as @JonJ a ball head is fine.

For the rest of us - do NOT use a ball head.

Here is the quick release - and leveler - I recommend.

Dan
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JonJ private msg quote post Address this user
I'm not sure how to take that @DanSmigrod😁
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@JonJ

Compliment. You know what you are doing and it is party of your muscle memory.

Me? I would miss locking the ball and have the Camera flop and crash.

Dan
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Ramblinman private msg quote post Address this user
@DanSmigrod...Ball heads are the [redacted], easily level in seconds, we use the ball head along with a torpedo level every-time we move the Camera
I would highly recommend one to any MSP....
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JonJ private msg quote post Address this user
I like to employ the good ole eyeball level! These things are great! I never forget to bring it and they are super fast and cheap.




Once you get proficient with scanning, you can scan a space pretty quickly and efficiently without sacrificing quality. Yesterday I scanned a beautiful beach house (5000 sqft - 6000 sqft) in just under 2 hours, start to finish. I still need to edit it, but it took 107 scans.

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nat_vanveen private msg quote post Address this user
@JonJ Beautiful job!! Thanks for sharing
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BrianM private msg quote post Address this user
I use the Manfrotto 410 Junior Geared Head.




Very easy to use and works great on stairs.
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Metroplex360 private msg quote post Address this user
@JonJ - I think I'm going to get a ballhead mount myself as the DLEV just doesn't do it for me. I cannot get things level half the time, spend too much time messing with it, and think that like you, I'd get faster results from a ball head mount.
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If you ever find a ball head drifting under weight even when locked well, check that the ball did not get grease on it from inside the head. You can clean it using rubbing alcohol - wet a tissue, slide into the opening in the head where you see the ball, rotate the ball around, then let it dry. It is important to buy a ball head rated for the weight of the equipment plus some safety margin. That means having a larger ball diameter.
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