Originally posted by Tas
The DA70 that you already have is my recommendation. Stitching at focal lengths between 50-100mm is usually my preference and for me this is where you capture lots of detail and stitch for the wide field of view. Shooting in portrait orientation and using software that can stitch multiple layers is important to make it work properly though. If that's a problem then the wider focal lengths might suit you if you prefer to stitch single layers only.
Tas
Thanks Tas
I had thought of going out with the 70ltd this weekend and playing around with it. Not shooting anything life shattering but a basic landscape and do a stitch, have it blown up to 20x30 & take a look. What software do you like for stitching?
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Originally posted by biz-engineer
The DA 35 Macro ltd. I had it, the lens I liked the most, and the only reason I sold it is because it didn't cover the FF image circle.
I would say after spending today researching the DA 35 Macro ltd has moved to the front of my list. I just love the size & feel of the ltd's (the 35 ltd is a little larger but I'm thinking it is because of being a macro)
Am I correct in my thinking the NON HD version has square blades (this is what I desire as I like star burst)
And no ltd is WR? If the latter is true COMMON PENTAX GIVE US ONE LTD TO SHOOT IN BAD WEATHER!!!!
Thanks everyone!!! And I'd still like to hear your thoughts on the subject.