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No need for a tilt shift lens.
I have read from a number of people the LF cameras have a large
advantage over other cameras because they can shift the lens and thereby avoid perspective distortion that a camera with a fix lens would suffer. But with today's panoramic tools this seems like much less of an issue. This is what a very wide angle photos looks like without shifting the lens in software. http://www.pbase.com/camping05/image/51504534/large Note how everything seems to be pointing in as you good up in the photos. This is the same panoramic but with shifting the center of view http://www.pbase.com/camping05/image/51504652/large To see a higher resolution view of either of these two photos click on original. Now this photos does not have the resolution of a LF camera, but then this was made from just four photos stitched together. There is little limit to the resolution, just add more photos. This is what 16 photos stitched together look like. BTW I am using PTGui to stitch the photos. Scott |
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