Originally posted by normhead There is already a Rokinon 24mm tilt shift.
If this wasn't a work day I would have the time to sum all that is wrong with this statement.
Originally posted by wombat2go So I would be more inclined to spend the hard earned on a shift lens that was of wide angle, rather than a standard focal length.
Due to the shift capability it can be used as such with clever stitching, when you're working with T/S lenses you have the freedom to do produce images that no fixed focal plane lens could do.
Originally posted by RobA_Oz what tilt possibilities exist for the new 5-axis IBIS system the K-1 has.
None that is user controllable, and it would pale in comparison to what a true T/S lens is capable of. Be careful what you ask for: Shifting the rear standard is more prone to causing issues with lens casts, which is rather problematic when using movements with MFD backs on technical cameras.
Last edited by Digitalis; 03-09-2016 at 07:09 AM.