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sebbe wrote:
I don't want to be picky here, but the "good" thing in street photography is, that you can easily stop in the right distance while you are aproaching the subject. So there is never need for stitching, just move one or two step back if you have a 35mm instead of a 25mm with you............
Sorry Sebbe but it most definitely isn't that simple. It maybe so with the shots of the street market sellers above however even then there may be a busy street right behind you, possibly a lot of people walking in front of you or maybe, in other scenes, just a few moments to grab a fleeting shot. Certainly in Chez's pics there may have been more time but for street in general that is far from the norm in fact usually the opposite - unless you set up a shot and wait for a subject to enter it - generally you are shooting from where you are. I agree no need for stitching of course.
As for stitching from multiple shots in the Sistine Chapel : what is the OP's experience in this regard ? He needs to be happy shooting fully manual as he won't want AP or SP, where the light can influence his exposure shot to shot in the series, and he needs to be very confident that he can get the shot he has come so far for.
People are strongly advocating one way over the other based on their personal experiences and experience levels, not his. The 16-50 will likely give him that shot, stitching may or may not depending on a number of factors, if you were in his situation which would you choose, the highest or lowest probability ? And if not stitching then the 25mm is nowhere near wide enough.
Edited on Oct 27, 2016 at 12:44 PM · View previous versions
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