Siri Bjoner wrote:
>I was out shooting a gorgeous abandoned building today, and discovered the
>strangest thing: I have better eyesight with my 28-48/4. There was some
>black graffiti on a red brick wall, I could hardly read it but decided to
>shoot it anyway and voila! it was all there!!!
>I also found a newspaper dated July 2nd, 1945, which was quite an
>interesting read.
>And I discovered that I really *really* need a 24 shift.
To those of you who think they need a 24 shift and never had a 35mm shift:
Consider the following:
24mm shift unshifted viewing angle 84 degree same as any 24mm
max shift viewing angle 100 degree same as 18mm
35mm shift unshifted viewing angle 63 degree same as any 35mm
max shift viewing angle 83 degree close to 24mm wide angle
You need a good tripod with a spirit level for both shift lenses for proper
composition. The 24mm shift lens requires extreme care in composition,
otherwise things get easily distorted.
Tomoko Yamamoto
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http://www.charm.net/~tomokoy/
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