AW: brenizer methode - oder olébokeh! (sammelthread)
This is a formula you can use to estimate your aperture:
Af = Ai * (Ff/Fi)
where:
Ai = Aperture you use to take the pics
Fi = Focal length of your lens
Ff = Focal length equivalent of the stitched shots (can be calculated from the FOV in your panorama)
das habe ich händisch gemacht so übern daumen gepeilt anhand einer fotobildfeld software, ist aber nicht gerade komfortabel, kennt da jemand was besseres?
Example:
Using a 50mm 1.8 lens to smilate the FOV of a 35mm lens
Af = 1.8 * ( 35/50)
Af = 1.26
So if you stitch several 50mm 1.8 pics to emulate the FOV of a 35mm lens you get what a 35mm lens would see at F1.26
Auch ein schönes Bild! Welche Faustregel, bzw. wie rechnest du das?
This is a formula you can use to estimate your aperture:
Af = Ai * (Ff/Fi)
where:
Ai = Aperture you use to take the pics
Fi = Focal length of your lens
Ff = Focal length equivalent of the stitched shots (can be calculated from the FOV in your panorama)
das habe ich händisch gemacht so übern daumen gepeilt anhand einer fotobildfeld software, ist aber nicht gerade komfortabel, kennt da jemand was besseres?
Example:
Using a 50mm 1.8 lens to smilate the FOV of a 35mm lens
Af = 1.8 * ( 35/50)
Af = 1.26
So if you stitch several 50mm 1.8 pics to emulate the FOV of a 35mm lens you get what a 35mm lens would see at F1.26