----- Original Message ----- From: "J. C. O'Connell" Subject: RE: help on sale of large format lenses
> I don't see how you shoot multiexposure landscapes without the > light/scene changing > during the multiple exposures. I often (most of the time) have > to wait for the sun, clouds, etc, even wind to get the decisive > moment, so I KNOW stitching is totally out of question for me. I have had a lot of exposures run into several minutes of exposure. If the light changes in that time, thats life. If the clouds move in that time, they move. It then becomes a natural part of the picture Your point is valid if the light is changing rapidly, exposures are short and there is significant subject movement. I don't find these three parameters lining up very often. More often, the light is fairly steady over several minutes, the subject is static, and exposures are fairly long. At least thats what I have found in the last 20 or so years of using large format. JMMV William Robb
