mAlKhamis
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thank you so much Jono, that was really helpful, the shot is amazing, the handheld panorama is just perfect :thumbs:, i think the 35mm is a must have for panoramasHI M
With respect to coding - just do it, it may not always be necessary, but life gets very confusing and error-prone if you have some coded lenses and some which aren't . . . on the other hand, you can easily use a coding kit to code lenses manually - it needs refreshing every few weeks, but if you get into the habit of keeping a sharpie and checking it really isn't a bother.
I quite agree about the 50 f1.4 - I often carry just that and the WATE with me.
as for Panoramas - 24 is (IMHO of course) too wide for stitching - I usually use a 35mm (or a 28), often held vertically for landscapes - here is one taken a week or so back using 35mm on the MATE (28,35,50 tri-elmar) - 5 shot (I think) no tripod, I was on skis:
all the best
cheers my friend