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Un Pequeño NOMAD, Cuatro Grandes Posibilidades
Con solo un dispositivo compacto, puedes capturar
- Vía Láctea
- Objetos del cielo profundo
- Timelapses con seguimiento
- Luna y sol en el encuadre por más tiempo
Para principiantes, queremos que sea el rastreador estelar más fácil de usar;
Para astrofotógrafos experimentados, queremos que sea el rastreador más amigable para viajar.
Especificación:
Peso del cuerpo: 0.95 lb (430 g) con batería recargable Li-Poly
Carga máxima: 7.7 lb (3.5 kg)
Tamaño del cuerpo: 3.5×2.6×2.16 pulgadas (89×67×55mm)
Función: Seguimiento estelar en Hemisferio Norte, Seguimiento estelar en Hemisferio Sur
Material: Aluminio anodizado, mecanizado CNC
Conexión base del cuerpo: cola de milano Arca-Swiss con tornillo deslizante incorporado y orificio para tornillo de 1/4" para mayor compatibilidad
* Gracias a MrRat.com por su consulta durante todo el proceso de diseño y producción, y por la recomendación del nombre.
*Por favor, tenga en cuenta que MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD solo no incluye adaptador láser ni soporte para visor polar.
¿Qué dice Alan Dyer sobre MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD?
¿Qué dicen los fotógrafos sobre NOMAD? Mira las siguientes reseñas.
¿Cómo configurarlo? Consulta los Tutoriales en video para Move Shoot Move Star Tracker
Diferencia entre MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD y MSM Rotator:
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Puntos de sujeción mejorados. Las tolerancias de fabricación anteriores eran adecuadas para Astro-paisajes, pero el cielo profundo necesita una base más firme.
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El MSM Rotator, debido a su diseño, requería una posición específica del peso para mantener seguro el cabezal de bola; esto se ha eliminado por completo.
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El láser ahora se enrosca en el rastreador eliminando cualquier posibilidad de vibración.
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La placa de liberación rápida estándar de la industria en la parte inferior está asegurada en 2 lugares, evitando cualquier torsión del rastreador en su montaje.
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Capacidad de carga mejorada.
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El hardware ha sido construido para soportar el doble de torque que el MSM Rotator.
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Mientras que el MSM Rotator fue diseñado solo para Astro-paisajes gran angular, el MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD ha sido diseñado pensando en el uso de campo amplio para cielo profundo.
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Disponibilidad de un sistema opcional de contrapeso para que usuarios más experimentados puedan profundizar aún más.
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Operación simplificada. Al diseñar y construir un dispositivo con un enfoque más estrecho, pudimos mejorarlo manteniendo el tamaño reducido.
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Un interruptor de 3 posiciones; hemisferio norte, sur o apagado.
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Para mejorar nuestros objetivos de facilidad de uso y portabilidad, la función no rastreadora del MSM Rotator se ha eliminado, simplificando enormemente la operación del nuevo rastreador.
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El MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD está enfocado en una función, el seguimiento de estrellas. (MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD puede usarse para hacer timelapse del cielo nocturno, pero no tiene el llamado modo timelapse Move Shoot Move del Rotator anterior)
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Tamaño y peso reducidos. Una característica principal de nuestros rastreadores es la portabilidad.
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Nuestros usuarios llevan nuestros rastreadores incluso cuando hacen mochilero a algunas de las áreas más remotas del mundo.
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Trabajamos para que almacenar y transportar el rastreador sea aún más fácil, para que siempre quieras tenerlo contigo cuando viajes.
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El rastreador se llama MOVE SHOOT MOVE NOMAD por una razón; está diseñado para viajar contigo a dondequiera que vayas.
Body Weight:0.95 lb (430 g) with rechargeable Li-Poly battery
Max Payload:7.7 lb (3.5 kg)
Body Size:3.5×2.6×2.16 inch (89×67×55mm)
Function:Northern Hemisphere Star Tracking, Southern Hemisphere Star Tracking
Material:Anodized Aluminum, CNC machined
Body base connection:Arca-Swiss dovetail with built-in stop slider screw and 1/4" screw hole for broader compatibility
Customer Reviews
Todo correcto
Comming from old MSM I found Nomad great to track also with no wide lens {100 / 200 mm) and also very really very stable when mount tha camara in it.
I’m not a tech person, and having said that, the MSM was incredibly easy to use. I’m actually really impressed.
For astrophotography with a wide angle lens, it’s perfect. And to make it even better, it’s super compact, which makes it the ideal travel companion.
I purchased the MSM nomad together with the Z-plate, panoramic panning base, and phone clamp with arca Swiss plate (based on Richard Tatti’s review and tutorial). So far I’ve only tested in my backyard, which is a bortle5/6 site, but worked like a charm. Polar aligning with the phone allowed me a minimum of 30sec exposures without trailing on aps-c camera with 14mm and 135mm. I can probably go longer with the 14mm, but haven’t tried yet. It was all easy to align like that, set everything up and start shooting. Only thing I didn’t consider, is that I planned to use a bigger tripod with a wide base (for a proper astrophotography harmonic mount), but the panning base doesn’t fit on there, as the knob of the panning base gets in the way. So I had to use a standard photography tripod. Even though it’s less sturdy, I was still able to get my shots. Can’t wait to take all this to a proper dark site!
I bought the MSM Nomad to complete a lightweight travel setup for wide-field astrophotography. It's the perfect solution for my lightweight mirrorless camera with 10mm, 35mm, and 50mm lenses. The MSM EQ wedge is one of the best designs I've ever used. Unfortunately, due to bad weather, I didn't have the opportunity to test it in practice, and for now, I'm practicing my setup. This little guy seems like he'll be really useful. While I have no complaints about the Nomad and the EQ wedge, the V-bracket needs improvement. Ensuring a stable connection requires too much force when tightening the screw. I'd also make a modification to the MSM Phone Clamp with Arca Swiss Rails for Polar Alignment. To make it comfortable to use in the Northern Hemisphere, I'd add another Arca Swiss rail. I have a few ideas, but I need to test them in real-world conditions. If my solutions prove successful, I'll gladly share them with MSM.
I have had my Nomad for short time and done only few dozen photos with it but I absolutely love this piece of gear. It's small, portable and actually affordable for its capabilities. I mean, I have seen many reviews of this star tracker and many of them pointed out that it is not suitable for longer focal lenghts. However as it is joy to shoot some wide shots with Nomad, I found it capable of extending my exposure times considerably even at 200 to 250mm. Just put some effort in polar allignment (I have got me laser pointer, but just alligning with your phone pushed to the side of Nomad can work) and you can get some absolutely stunning results. Quality of build is also great, feels sturdy and solid in your hand. Setting it up is easy, however I've had couple fights with provided ballhead (which is also excellent quality) as I was mounting it for first time, but managed to get used to it rather quickly. And all that for around 200 bucks? That's a steal. I will be recommending it to my friends who are also into astrophotography and I can't really wait for summer to get most of it. Best regards, Tomáš Hytka, Czech Republic
Great quality, extremely well made. I recommend!
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Very happy with the product
The Nomad is a great compact star tracker, well made and looks robust enough to handle even a 300mm zoom lens. Simple to set up and align with ot without the laser. Fits inside my lowerpro camera rucksack without too much space taken up. I have not noticed any great weight increase in my camera bag with the Nomad and wedge plus the laser and scope.
