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Adam,
May be of interest?:
http://www.panoguide.com/forums/classifieds/7148/
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I send him a msg and asked if he will sell it for less.
Meantime, can someone tell me why different NPPs are indicated for degrees (of what)?
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klausesser wrote:
Adam wrote:
Is it really worth that much more for Nikkor 10.5?
That´s a question of perspective . . .
In my mind it´s preferable not to struggle with lots of CA and flares which i had with some other FEs . . .
But that´s two years ago - maybe in the meantime there are better FEs - i don´t know.
Of course you can treat CAs using DXO, Bibble, or so . . . that works somehow.
But it takes additional time - and you have to buy the app.
Remember: i´m just telling my own experiences - that´s all i can do
best, Klaus
So you are saying that I should buy 10.5 Nikkor instead?
I might be able to get it mint condition for $540
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Adam wrote:
Meantime, can someone tell me why different NPPs are indicated for degrees (of what)?
Here's the answer:
http://michel.thoby.free.fr/Fisheye_his … heory.html
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Another pano taken with Samyang 8mm. Hand held 7 + N
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Adam wrote:
Another pano taken with Samyang 8mm. Hand held 7 + N
I read elsewhere - panoguide.com - that you could get 360x180 coverage with 4-around plus 1 using the Samyang.
Have you tried that?
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Andrew,
Not with APSC 1.5 x ?
I believe with shaved FE and Full Frame ...
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claudevh wrote:
Andrew,
Not with APSC 1.5 x ?
I believe with shaved FE and Full Frame ...
That was what I thought too - but two posts in this thread suggest that it can be done on a 1.5x or 1.6x cropped sensor body too:
http://www.panoguide.com/forums/qna/7180/
(there doesn't seem to be a way to reference a single post on panoguide.com)
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I stay on what I have said.
Of course all is depending the % overlap you find safe ...
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claudevh wrote:
I stay on what I have said.
Of course all is depending the % overlap you find safe ...
I have found a sample image set for Samyang - shot with Canon 10D - 4-around and 2 up (but you only need to use one of these 'zenith' shots); posted by Smooth on panoguide.com.
Try it for yourself:
https://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php? … QTNIRGc9PQ
Last edited by mediavets (2010-01-16 11:23:38)
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Hi,
Is there any chance that these images could be re-posted? I have a 350D and am debating the samyang or sigma 8mm. but would love to try an image set from both.
thanks
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