Maybe I'm too thick headed to see how this would help.
I'm assuming the TS functions of the Canon lens would suffice and you would not need the 'collar' shown on this site.![]()
Can anyone 'splain why you might want it?
Thanks.
Mar 20, 2013 23:40 | #1 Maybe I'm too thick headed to see how this would help. http://www.ronbaileyphotography.com/
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S_Egbert Member 224 posts Likes: 1 Joined Feb 2007 Location: Oregon More info | Mar 21, 2013 11:27 | #2 It appears that the lens mount will let the body move for shift movements rather than the lens, to minimize parallax error for multiple exposures to be used in a stitched image. Steve
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Paulowen Member 128 posts Likes: 18 Joined Dec 2012 Location: Wales, UK More info | This is indeed a "luxury" item and I think it negates the need to reposition the camera body in relation to the lens when the lens has been shifted whilst shooting for stitiched panoramas. The body needs to move the same number of degrees (in the opposite direction) as the lens shifts in order to prevent parallax with objects close to the camera. I'd like one Gear? Don't want my wife seeing how much kit I've got
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