@Wayne: in some cases I simply shift upwards in horizontal orientation and then crop the resulting images to squares (and lose some resolution). In most cases (I think in image 2,3 and 5 from the above for example) I take two horizontal shots: one shifted upwards to the maximum and one shifted a few mm downwards. After stitching both images I get an about t 1:1 aspect ratio. The second approach is very useful to get some extra resolution: with a 50 MP sensor these squares have about 8600x8600 pixel.
Thanks Marcus, great to see the 17 performing well on the 5DsR 50 MP sensor! You should publish a book of your beautiful staircase work. I would love to buy a copy!
wayne seltzer wrote:
Thanks Marcus, great to see the 17 performing well on the 5DsR 50 MP sensor! You should publish a book of your beautiful staircase work. I would love to buy a copy!
I took the Voigtlander Heliar 12mm to the newbuild Rotterdam Central Station. This is an area with lots of non vertical lines. This is where the 12mm shines.
A7s, CV 1:5,6/12 F8, SOOC.
Crosspost from Voigtlander Heliar 12mm thread.
I visited the Pumpkinvine Nature Trail in Elkhart County, Indiana on Tuesday. The main idea was to check for fall color possibilities, but conditions turned out to be good for infrared. Here are a few...Sony A7R (850nm) with Canon 16-35/4 at 16mm.
I have posted this on another thread a while ago. The erupting summit of Kilauea and the first edges of a inbound hurricane with the Milky Way thrown in for good measure. All taken on the CV10/5.6 on the Sony A7r2.
Too late to prevent it happens. 
