I still have a Canon 50mm TS-E lens and a fringer adapter, and I shot a couple panos with them on the front walk this aft.. I've shot multiframe panos with many of my lenses recently with my readoption of my old GFX100S; ALL those I've tried with rotated frames and PSCC's Photomerge have resulted in technical excellence; with this TS-E, the technical excellence is there but I'm left unfullfilled..
The big reason for that is that the TS-E's 24mm of gross shift is a smaller proportion of the sensor's 44mm width (about 55%) here compared with being about 67% of a FF sensor and about 100% of my Fuji H-X2's APS-C 24mm width, so the full-shift panos with the GFW's wide sensor are not as wide as those shot with narrower sensors.. Lesson learned today is don't keep the 50TS-E to create shifted panos.
Here are uncropped reductions of the two pics.. First is 5 horizontal images; 2nd is 3 vertical images.
Mar 05, 2025 at 06:56 PM
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