Probably. Especially as for the "wrong lenses". But this situation isn't so
rare as one may think...
Suppose I haven't taken all of my lenses with me because of lack of room for
them. When I go shooting, I usually select my lenses according to my planned
subject... If anything unpredicted happens, that I want to photograph, I
have to use the lens I have at the given moment.
It may also be impossible to investigate the scene from every point of view.
One may not be able, for example, to get closer or move aside etc... But if
one is aware of the limitations and obstacles then can sometimes fix the
scene afterwards...
Greetz
Artur
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"There are signs on the ring,
Which make me feel so down.
There's one to enslave all rings,
To find them all in time
And drive them into darkness.
Forever they'll be bound."
Blind Guardian "Lord of the Ring"
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 9:50 AM
> However, if you know the composition isn't perfect and you take the shot
> anyhow, and you can correct it later with cropping, you are probably not
> using the "right lens" or you haven't scoped out the scene for a better
> "point of view.
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