If you are shooting panoramic images you really need a nodal plate to make your life so much easier when it comes time to stitch all them images together. The plate sticks out the front of the camera allowing you to rotate the camera around the centre of the lens. This means that near and far objects appear in the same place relative to each other in the overlapping frames. I use the MPR-CL II from RRS due to the length of the 14-24 and the 24mm PC-E. It is the most solid plate available which is suoer important when sticking a large camera/lens combo on the end of it.
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