? dun have to be on level term. what i do is to crop for a better view, since if i make it level the horizion is at mid point. i believe kit mentioned something to that effect just now
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? dun have to be on level term. what i do is to crop for a better view, since if i make it level the horizion is at mid point. i believe kit mentioned something to that effect just now
ask kit to lend you his tiltshift lens.
still dun get how tilt shift works actually:bsmilie:
image circle of tilt-shift lens is very big.
When you shift, you are shifting the entire image circle up or down in a straight line.
Do you have a tripod that stretches 3 storeys high? Physical shift will yield very limited differences unlike optical shift.
Like I said before, correcting the keystone effect in this instance is easy but you will need an ultra wide angle lens e.g. 20mm and below. My photo was taken with a 14-24mm at around 18mm.
Like I said before, correcting the keystone effect in this instance is easy but you will need an ultra wide angle lens e.g. 20mm and below. My photo was taken with a 14-24mm at around 18mm.
I don't think my settings will be useful to you since you'll not get the identical lighting condition. For the most part of it, I trust my camera's meter, just stopped down to f/11. You can try fiddling with exposure compensation but it wouldn't be more than 1 stop in either direction. No filter was used.
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