Hi to you all.
This is my first post here at the forum but I`ve been reading it some time.
My name is Bruno and Im from Portugal.
I shoot mainly landscapes/seascape and people. But Im a big fan of architecture and interior shots, and I want to start doing them.
I have a 645df+ with Credo 40 but for this kind of subjects, its not good, no movements at all, as you know.
I also have a Wista m450 with 90mm and 150mm lens. I bought an adapter for my db but the crop factor is a big problem with those lens, but the worst of all is the size and weight, its tremendous. I love that combo for landscapes but its hard to work with it.
I`m almost decided to buy a tech camera, and for my budget I`m thinking on a Cambo WRS 1200 with Rodenstock 28 mm HR Digaron.
But before giving the step, because its not cheap I want to try first a wider lens for the combo that I already have. Which lens do you guys advise me to buy?
I dont want to spend a lot of money because its only for "tests", before buying the Cambo.
I found this one on ebay:
Rodenstock APO-Grandagon 35mm F4.5 Lens. Do you think will be enough wide for interiors. Will do stitching.
Sorry for my bad english
Thanks for your time
Cheers
This is my first post here at the forum but I`ve been reading it some time.
My name is Bruno and Im from Portugal.
I shoot mainly landscapes/seascape and people. But Im a big fan of architecture and interior shots, and I want to start doing them.
I have a 645df+ with Credo 40 but for this kind of subjects, its not good, no movements at all, as you know.
I also have a Wista m450 with 90mm and 150mm lens. I bought an adapter for my db but the crop factor is a big problem with those lens, but the worst of all is the size and weight, its tremendous. I love that combo for landscapes but its hard to work with it.
I`m almost decided to buy a tech camera, and for my budget I`m thinking on a Cambo WRS 1200 with Rodenstock 28 mm HR Digaron.
But before giving the step, because its not cheap I want to try first a wider lens for the combo that I already have. Which lens do you guys advise me to buy?
I dont want to spend a lot of money because its only for "tests", before buying the Cambo.
I found this one on ebay:
Rodenstock APO-Grandagon 35mm F4.5 Lens. Do you think will be enough wide for interiors. Will do stitching.
Sorry for my bad english
Thanks for your time
Cheers