>From what I've heard about panorama stitching, using wides is a _bad_ idea, because edge distortion makes overlapping tough. Use something like a 100mm. This requires taking more photos, but the stitching is apparently much easier. Mind, I've not done this, just read about it.
-Lon Michel Adam wrote: > > I will have the opportunity soon of shooting a 360' panorama, and I have > a few lenses available: > > SMC-Takumar 24/3.5 > SMC-Takumar 28/3.5 > SMC-K 28/3.5 > SMC-M 28/3.5 > SMC-M 30/2.8 > > Does anyone have any views on which would have the lowest distortion? > > I assume the Tak 28/3.5 is sharper than the 24, but I seem to remember > someone mentionned that the 24 had some of the lowest distortion figures > Pentax ever produced. > > I am also planning to use the 67, with the 55mm/3.5. Has anyone done > panorama stitching with this lens? Would I just be wasting film? > > Michel
