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I'm heading back to Sedona this weekend, and trying to get my kit together. Here is a post from my first trip 2 years ago:
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I want to improve my photography and ensure that the pictures are good enough to print large (like 24x36" or perhaps a panorama format). The one idle thought that keeps coming back to me is this: If the subject is a mountain or mountain range, is it better to take a single wide angle shot of a mountain range, or take multiple photos and stitch them in post afterwards?
For reference, though most of you know already, I'll be using my A6700 and probably the Sony 16-55mm G lens for everything. However, I do have wide and telephoto lenses and a few filters at my disposal. Might take tripod, but really don't want to add weight to my kit since hiking in 90 degrees Fahrenheit is on the weekend agenda.
Landscape - Sedona, Arizona USA, Sept 2024
Took a trip to Sedona AZ to celebrate my friends' wedding. However, one does not simply go to Sedona without taking in the amazing landscape! Here's Day One at the Airport Mesa overlooking Sedona. Balanced camera on a rock and set self timer to 10 seconds so I could run into frame: I...
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I want to improve my photography and ensure that the pictures are good enough to print large (like 24x36" or perhaps a panorama format). The one idle thought that keeps coming back to me is this: If the subject is a mountain or mountain range, is it better to take a single wide angle shot of a mountain range, or take multiple photos and stitch them in post afterwards?
For reference, though most of you know already, I'll be using my A6700 and probably the Sony 16-55mm G lens for everything. However, I do have wide and telephoto lenses and a few filters at my disposal. Might take tripod, but really don't want to add weight to my kit since hiking in 90 degrees Fahrenheit is on the weekend agenda.
