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trifox
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 Posted: Mon May 30, 2011 11:10 am Post subject: Canon FD 35 TS f2.8, EOS 5DMkII |
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trifox wrote:
Hi to all
This is not a trial to follow tobbsman's panos by no means 
I decided to start a new thread as the first 3 shots are slightly different because
they consist of more than 1 frame using SHIFT feature
Pictures 9,10, 12 - the TITLT feature was employed when taking these shots.
The panoramas were created in Photoshop - it was not necessary to use PTGui in this case.
Camera 5DMkII, LightRoom, Photoshop
1 = 2 frames in vertical axis
2 = 2 frames in horizontal axis
3 = 3 frames - in horizotal axis
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
Brilliant Photography ! 
Nr1: was scrolling and scrolling, seemed like never ending scrolling down
Nr2: perfect ans strong composition
Nr3: well controled shadows (I miss a bit the subject)
nice detail
Nr6: very funky composition, love it
Nr9: that's a classic TS-use, looks like a dolls-garden
N10: for me the strongest photograph from this series
Cheers
Tobias
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Swappo
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| Posted: Mon May 30, 2011 8:20 pm Post subject: |
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Swappo wrote:
That sure is great use of a TS lens.
Pictures are absolutley stunning Trifox! |
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BRunner
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BRunner wrote:
Great! Nr. 1,6, 8 and 9 are my favorite...
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trifox
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trifox wrote:
Thanks guys!!!
The lens produces very very nice pictures..
It is a 'wow' lens ( and prices on ebay too! )
@ Swappo - you must be happy about these pics 
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Swappo wrote:
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Thanks guys!!!
The lens produces very very nice pictures..
It is a 'wow' lens ( and prices on ebay too! )
@ Swappo - you must be happy about these pics
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Hah, you bet I am.
The technical quality of the images are superb, as well as the images themselfs. Looking forward to recive the lens later. |
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tikkathree wrote:
Lovely images, many of which are the kind which I'd go looking for myself.
But the TS effect? I'm not sure how much, personally, I like it. This isn't crit of the images on offer here. I spent some time with a lensbaby and I sold it when I reached the conclusion that I prefer to shoot freehand whereas the design of that lens with all its projections and adjustments and MF rather called for a tripod.
Phew! That's a decision made: I do not want a TS lens.
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