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Canon Tilt-Shift Lenses?
What is your favorite tilt-shift lens for the Canon camera?
Rumor has it one of the early tilt-shifts had focus problems. True? And if yes: which one?
Thanks in advance.
Right, manual focus. Heard a lecture from a landscape/nature photographer and he alluded to focus problems on early Canon TS. Just curious.
2 Answers
- Mere MortalLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I am pretty sure that all of the T/S lenses are manual focus. I haven't heard of any problems but I will check it out*.
I have TS-E 45mm f/2.8 and it works great.
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*At Luminous there have been some complaints about the early 24mm T/S lenses. But it is in the design of the float system and not a physical "break down" problem. Distracting edge softness.
- lothropLv 45 years ago
i've got used a tilt and shift in the past, my dad had one for his Nikon F2. i could advise getting an architectural viewfinder to ensure that the adjustment is sturdy. i'm not even constructive in case you are able to replace finders on a insurrection. this sort of viewfinder has a grid on it so as which you additionally could make constructive that the strains are sq. and actual. whilst i grew to become into studying my dad had me prepare by employing lining up a window and then checking the roof line.
