Pemihan
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I'm contemplating upgrading my Aptus-II 7 to a Aptus-II 10 and have been searching the net for hands on experience using it on a tech cam, but nothing really comes up.
I primarily shoot landscape and do quite a bit of flat stitching and can see my self using it for panoramas (left/right shift) as well as stitching for 4:3 or 4:5 ratios using fall/rise.
To start with I didn't like the 3.1:2 ratio but the more I have thought about it it actually makes some sense in regards to my shooting style..
I use a Cambo WRS and my lens arsenal right now is SK24XL, SK35XL, SK47XL, and SK120 Aspheric.
The 24XL obviously must go and I'm thinking of replacing the 35XL and 47XL with Rodie 40 HR and SK60XL.
The Aptus-II 7 has a base ISO of 50 where the Aptus-II 10 has a base ISO of 80.
That will buy me a tiny bit more exposure at dawn/dusk but does it has any impact on the smoothness of the files as well? I really like what ISO 50 looks like on the 7.
Any imput is most welcome, would also love to see pics shot with the Aptus-II 10.
I originally was looking at a IQ260, but there's quite a big chunk of money separating the two.
Thanks
Peter
I primarily shoot landscape and do quite a bit of flat stitching and can see my self using it for panoramas (left/right shift) as well as stitching for 4:3 or 4:5 ratios using fall/rise.
To start with I didn't like the 3.1:2 ratio but the more I have thought about it it actually makes some sense in regards to my shooting style..
I use a Cambo WRS and my lens arsenal right now is SK24XL, SK35XL, SK47XL, and SK120 Aspheric.
The 24XL obviously must go and I'm thinking of replacing the 35XL and 47XL with Rodie 40 HR and SK60XL.
The Aptus-II 7 has a base ISO of 50 where the Aptus-II 10 has a base ISO of 80.
That will buy me a tiny bit more exposure at dawn/dusk but does it has any impact on the smoothness of the files as well? I really like what ISO 50 looks like on the 7.
Any imput is most welcome, would also love to see pics shot with the Aptus-II 10.
I originally was looking at a IQ260, but there's quite a big chunk of money separating the two.
Thanks
Peter
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