The lens does especially well for stacking photos in Helicon Focus. That, of course, is for stuff that doesn't move on its own or in the wind.
--Dan
Dan, just awesome. I have a gap from 35 to 180. While 135 is not in the middle, it has been high on my list. Your photos are confirming what I have seen. I will have to read about Helicon Focus technique.
My ideal set would be 35 otus and 135 APO, just not sure if it can replace 100MP. 2/25 for light emergency kit, T5i from Canon is nicely designed camera with good ergonomics, if someone makes simillar full frame small form equivalent, it would be nice pocket camera. but Canon is hibernating and milking the market slow pace. Laodicean company.
Tupelo Honey Cafe, first out of Asheville, NC, opened a new restaurant in the old freight train depot building in Johnson City, TN, last summer. I stopped there with friends after a day on the nearby Watauga River doing some photos of cemeteries and the usual over-development of farmland. I had the D800E and the Otus 55 with me as we went into the restaurant, intending just to "chimp" my images of the day. But the restoration of the old Depot was so well done I ended up devoting 25 minutes of our stay to an attempt to capture the essence of the place, which had just opened something like 9 days before. Not the usual lens to do event or reporting type photography, and I had just had the Otus a short time. But it does very well in low light.
The restaurant treats the history of the building with full respect, including an N Scale model railroad layout of the structure itself with the surrounding community, ca. 1948. The floors are original.
30 seconds exposure, ISO50. You would think that I could get 30 seconds free of pedestrian traffic on this little bridge? Nope!
Thanks to my shotgun I managed to take a good shot
