just picked up a Nikon D7100. upgraded from the D5300 i had for 2 days. long story. I have no idea what I'm doing with it. Way too much camera for me but ill get it figured out lol.
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Its not a bad system, small compact and for getting started a digital view finder can be of help. If you believe you want to go further with photography after this camera look as far into the future as you can. Sony is a great system but can be limiting on glass and if you move to full frame the glass gets very pricy. Other DSLRs for less money you can get full frame glass for a lot less $. Such as Canon 50mm f/1.8 or f1.4 $120 / $350 . If you do a lot of hiking or traveling the sony system is nice due to size and weight it will definitely get you started.I'd love to get into a little photography, I have a Sony nex-5 and have been thinking of taking an intro course. Do you guys think an nex-5 be a good learning tool?
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Maybe - the resolution is pretty good. I'm not sure I could do that with my P45+ (7216 x 5412) as a single shot. I've got the resolution to match the file, but I'm not sure I could manage that much detail on the tower. Pano seems most likely. The dog was almost certainly a separate shot. You'll notice the DOF doesn't extend to the tower, but the rest of the tower is sharp. Parallax can be corrected in something like Autopano (which is what I use, when back shift won't cut it) - it's getting really hard to tell anymore that's for sure.Could be as simple as a crop from a high res camera or could be as complicated as a stitched pano using a nodal rail and maybe some focus stacking. A nodal rail is important if you want straight pano shots instead of a curved shot.
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Wow Vincent, those are phenomenal. Medium format? pano stitched? great work
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