Tilt-Shift Lens experimental

Greetings,
Just to share a few pic of my Tilt-Shift lens, TS-E 24mm f3.5L II. This is an amazing lens! But learning curve is high! C&C welcomed. Enjoy...

Comparison of tilting and non tilting images!

From another view, tilted images.

Very nice work, George! Really enjoy tilt-shift images.

Benitoite wrote in post #17833295
Very nice work, George! Really enjoy tilt-shift images.

Thanks for your kind words. Enjoy...

Those are nice pictures, but somehow the dof looks like it was added in Photoshop. I guess it's because the human eye doesn't focus like that at all, so the brain can't handle it

Ya, tilted taken images are very different from what we use to see. The bokeh of the image is different from none tilted image. I've still much to learn, experiment and be creative with this lens. Thanks for you dropping by and comments. Enjoy...

The castle in the last photo also has quite a bit keystoning distortion: don't forget to shift as well!

And don't forget to have the camera axis level with the horizon, or you'll get keystoning in spite of shifting.

Very Nice shot !

Alveric wrote in post #17835478
The castle in the last photo alsohas quite a bit keystoning distortion: don't forget to shift as well!

And don't forget to have the camera axis level with the horizon, or you'll get keystoning in spite of shifting.

And Alveric is right, we can clearly see the keystoning problem (trapezoidal shape) on the last one

Reservoir Dog wrote in post #17835484
Very Nice shot !

And Alveric is right, we can clearly see the keystoning problem (trapezoidal shape) on the last one

Ya, got it. I was very new to this lens then, so, I didn't understand much of how it works. Now, I'm much careful with the sensor plane and the lens plane relationships. As I said, this lens its a joy to use! Thanks for your comments. Enjoy...