Schneider PC TS Super-Angulon 50 mm f/2.8-EOS

OK, I don't use a DSLR, but when I did, I always enjoyed Canon's ability to accept a variety of lenses. Anyway, this Schneider 50mmmight have caught my attention, but only if I had had the money. I did a search and failed to find anything on this, but if already posted, my apologies.

How about the 45 TS-E? Not good enough?

jdizzle wrote in post #13373347
How about the 45 TS-E? Not good enough?

If I ventured towards a TS lens, I would likely go for the Canon. I have no idea how the Schneider compares, and the Canon has certainly garnered considerable praise, and, as I just discovered, it's markedly cheaper!

Although this is somewhat out of my purview, for folks interested, just thought it might be something else to consider; more choice is always good, well, at least sometimes.

I've looked at them too but, the only thing the Schneider does is shift and does not tilt. That's a deal breaker for me. For the price, I assume the optics and build are top notch.

jdizzle wrote in post #13373610
I've looked at them too but, the only thing the Schneider does is shift and does not tilt. That's a deal breaker for me. For the price, I assume the optics and build are top notch.

huh? 8 degree tilt for the schneider

camera dude wrote in post #13374039
huh? 8 degree tilt for the schneider

Well, I can't say I never used this lens before but, it looks like it doesn't tilt even if the spec says it does.

Tilt? why not?

Look at page 7 of this paper
http://www.schneiderop​tics.com …Anleitung%201-12%20en.PDF

Mike K

^^Oops! I was thinking of the 28 Super Angulon which has perspective control.

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …2_8_PC_Super_An​gulon.html