
I do hope that it may help someone down the road though.
Dave,
When shooting panos I was told to shoot at f/8 maybe f/4 but nothing smaller than f/8. That information was given to me here on this forum (by you if I remember correctly) ? But again that would have been a long time ago.
What I am planning on now is to use f/8.0 meter the scene and set an average speed.
tturner,
I have not tested the globe on the flash with my fisheye. The photos in the link are a normal lens.
As far as moving the light...
If I put the light and globe on a monopod and keep it just between me and the back of the camera on the rotator head, it will not really move all that much...? thoughts?
All I know is that if we (pano driven junkies) could use a set up such as this, work load would be drastically cut.
I actually have the ABR800 ring flash for my studio and wished there were some way of incorporating this while doing panos. There is just no way this configuration would work.
All I can say at this point (until I test) is that the globe idea is the closest thing I've seen yet to pull off lighting with a flash while shooting panos.
Again steiner, my apologies.