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I recently bought an A7R which had been converted to full spectrum so that I could do Infrared photography. (I previously did IR with a converted Canon 400D, but mirrorless cameras allow you to see an IR view in the viewfinder, which is impossible with SLRs, and a huge advantage). I also bought a guide to the A7 and A7R (by Matsumoto and Roullard) and was pleased to discover that these cameras have Sweep Panorama mode, where the camera stitches a number of images together to give a panoramic JPG.
The normal image size is 7360 x 4912 pixels, but in wide panorama mode the image is 12416 x 1856. I found that I can get a panorama rather more than 180 degrees wide if I pan quickly enough (but no too quickly or it complains and refuses).
This is an experimental image with no claim to artistic merit, taken with an 850nm filter.
The normal image size is 7360 x 4912 pixels, but in wide panorama mode the image is 12416 x 1856. I found that I can get a panorama rather more than 180 degrees wide if I pan quickly enough (but no too quickly or it complains and refuses).
This is an experimental image with no claim to artistic merit, taken with an 850nm filter.
- FE 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS
- 28.0 mm
- ƒ/4
- 1/60 sec
- ISO 200
