I'm doing a book that includes a lot of photos of cemeteries. Most of it is done using both film and digital, as well as a drone.
I'd like to take a couple of photos that compress the distance to give a sense of density. I am shooting both a Blad 500 c/m and a Blad 907x 50c (sometimes putting the 50c on the back of the 500 c/m).
I've experimented with the 250 SA with the 2x mutar with the 50c on the 500 c/m, but the field of vision is too narrow. The 250 by itself is better. I also will try with the Blad V 100 f/3.5 for a wider view but still very sharp.
I also have 2 digital lenses: the X 30 and X 45p. I have two more V lenses: the 50 and 120 planar.
Of course it's on a tripod with a cable release.
When I've photostacked test groups, I'm less than impressed. Some things seem out of focus that shouldn't be, and generally it seems like a waste of effort.
Here's the best of them so far, bit it's a lot better than the rest. Anyone have tips or advice? thanks!!

I'd like to take a couple of photos that compress the distance to give a sense of density. I am shooting both a Blad 500 c/m and a Blad 907x 50c (sometimes putting the 50c on the back of the 500 c/m).
I've experimented with the 250 SA with the 2x mutar with the 50c on the 500 c/m, but the field of vision is too narrow. The 250 by itself is better. I also will try with the Blad V 100 f/3.5 for a wider view but still very sharp.
I also have 2 digital lenses: the X 30 and X 45p. I have two more V lenses: the 50 and 120 planar.
Of course it's on a tripod with a cable release.
When I've photostacked test groups, I'm less than impressed. Some things seem out of focus that shouldn't be, and generally it seems like a waste of effort.
Here's the best of them so far, bit it's a lot better than the rest. Anyone have tips or advice? thanks!!
