Canon TS-E 24 mm / 3.5 L

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Tilt. Turning the small (too small) tilt adjustment knob angles the lens
up to +/- degrees relative to the sensor plane. The result is a focus
plane that is not parallel to the sensor plane. The focus plane follows
the direction of the tilt of the lens. For example, tilt the Canon TS-E
mm f/. L Tilt-Shift Lens downward to keep an expansive area of
relatively flat ground in focus from close out to infinity even at a wide
aperture setting. Actually, the focus plane becomes more like a focus
wedge as the DOF (Depth of Field) increases with distance.

Use this feature to selectively keep objects in or out of focus in the
picture. It is surprising how much background blur a relatively slow
(f/.) mm lens can produce when tilted significantly. Diffusely blur
the non-subject portion of your picture to dramatically direct the
viewer's eye to the subject. The tilt adjustment scale is marked in
degree increments. The amount of change in focus plane at theShift. A
shift adjustment moves the lens sideways parallel to the sensor plane. The
effect of shift is perspective distortion - either correcting or enhancing
as desired. The uses for this functionality are many. Shifting enables
sides of tall buildings to be made parallel - instead of converging lines.
Shooting highly reflective objects can utilize lens shift - the camera can
be positioned outside of the reflection for the shot while the perspective
remains as though it was shot straight on. Stitched panoramic photos are
easy to make with the Canon TS-E mm f/. L Tilt-Shift Lens. Simply take
multiple images of the same scene (without moving the camera), shifting the
lens between shots. Are you unable to get the shot from the proper position
because of an obstacle? Simply move to the side and shift the lens to give
the perspective you wanted from the blocked position. maximum tilt
settings is significant. Many of the sample pictures show maximum tilt.
Shift. A shift adjustment moves the
lens sideways parallel to the sensor plane. The effect of shift is
perspective distortion - either correcting or enhancing as desired. The
uses for this functionality are many. Shifting enables sides of tall
buildings to be made parallel - instead of converging lines. Shooting
highly reflective objects can utilize lens shift - the camera can be
positioned outside of the reflection for the shot while the perspective
remains as though it was shot straight on. Stitched panoramic photos are
easy to make with the Canon TS-E mm f/. L Tilt-Shift Lens. Simply take
multiple images of the same scene (without moving the camera), shifting the
lens between shots. Are you unable to get the shot from the proper position
because of an obstacle? Simply move to the side and shift the lens to give
the perspective you wanted from the blocked position.
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