01-19-2015, 08:55 AM
I know one photographer shhoting architecture with "just" an EOS 1. Architecture is an excellent field to his technique, small HDR panoramas with some classy lenses like Zeiss Sonnar. Trouble ist only: He spends lots of time to shoot and even more to stitch and do the HDRs. If time is paid - no problem. But if another guy comes with a PhaseOne, shift lens and gets his 80MP in one go, maybe a bit of HDR.
Scythels, not only static subject - the cam as well should also remain static, shouldn't it? Mulitplicating optical flaws is not what I'd need...
dave9t5, either dividing a very short time to mulitple less shorts or multiplicating a very short time, advantages and downsides have both procedures. But I don't think it's strictly mulitple exposure as pictures are not exactly added - the sensor pixels don't stay in place. You're right, enough guessing, let's look forward to the results
Scythels, not only static subject - the cam as well should also remain static, shouldn't it? Mulitplicating optical flaws is not what I'd need...
dave9t5, either dividing a very short time to mulitple less shorts or multiplicating a very short time, advantages and downsides have both procedures. But I don't think it's strictly mulitple exposure as pictures are not exactly added - the sensor pixels don't stay in place. You're right, enough guessing, let's look forward to the results