A few with 50/2 MP ZE. Still excited every time I get to use this at the moment, I've hardly touched my 35/1.4 yet b/c I would have to take the 50 off.
this thread entice me to buy a zeiss lens, but which one?
I love the sample photo of 100mp, but too expensive, I will choose between 35/2, 50/1.4, 50/2. My budget now can get only one.
I had used C/Y zeiss 50/1.7 with my 6D with adapter , sold it because of manual aperture.
My current lens is 24-70L f4, 100L, 40mm pancake and 70-300L.
I would recommend 50f2. IQ is really good, it's close to 100MP IMHO. Or buy 35f2 if you shot 35mm a lot. However, it depends on your taste, actually I don't like my 50f1.4, its rendering style is too soft for my taste. I prefer the crispy style of the Makro-planar or distagon lenses.
m.sommers00 wrote:
What program do you find works well for stitching? Great shots BTW.
I noticed you asked about stitching software. Well, for simple panos you only need photoshop. Photoshop can easily handle without stitching errors horizontal panoramas if you dont change focus between shots. For more complex stitching like this or this or this the are other software tools that can do the job but for the final image to be flawless you have to use a pano head (and calibrate it for your camera and lens setup) or try to rotate the camera on the same axis for each shot. Its a bit hard to do that hand held but the black and white image above was done this way. I tried various software like autodesk stitcher megapano etc but I always get back to hugin with emblend.
Here's one from last weekend. 135/2 ZF.2 on A7R.
Extreme dynamic range in this one - no way to keep the clouds from totally blowing out while opening up the land below (which was very dark to my eye anyways).
