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| Original Filesize | 387.7 KB | | Category | Architecture | Original Dimensions | 1200 x 1600 | | Date Posted | 05-23-2009 | Number Of Views | 7,358 | | Average Rating |  | Number Of Comments | 0 | | Title |
28mm shift lens example
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One of the joys I've recently found with my Pentax 28mm shift lens is being able to use it on my new Canon 5d MkII with a K-mount adapter. While the lens is quite nice on my Pentax cameras, being able to utilize it's full 28mm is simply wonderful for architecture. The more I use it the more I love it.
Anyways, just thought I'd post an example of what a 28mm shift can do on a full frame camera. Top image is the lens without any shift, bottom photo done with the shift correction.
 | | Camera | Canon 5d Mk II | | Lens | Pentax SMC 28mm f/3.5 shift | | Location |
Sparks
| EXIF Information: | File Name | 28mm_shift_comparison.jpg | File Size | 397018 Bytes | | File Date | 2010:11:23 07:06:13 | Date/Time | 2009:05:23 09:12:05 | | Resolution | 1200 x 1600 | | | Links to Photo: |
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