<<Thought that I would copy/forward this to this thread, Thanks Darrin.>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I often do this in the studio and have stitched up to 8 shots with complete success. You could use this technique in an interior with people, just make sure any people are well within any of the individual shots. If there is any sign of a join I re-stitch the images by feathering the edges. Wide angle tiling can be more difficult as the back standard has to be more accurately positioned to 'follow' the plane of focus, this is due to less depth of focus on wide angle lenses and the front & back standards being so near to each other. There is a Flex Adapter that will make stitching 3 images quick and easy, they can be automatically joined using the software (PS I think, or Capture One), it's available from Phase One dealers but is quite pricey at about �1.5K ish. Hope this makes sense.
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