[pure-silver] Re: Aha! Scan This....
- From: "EJ Neilsen" <ej@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 4 Feb 2007 16:58:53 -0600
The advantage of the in camera swing and tilt can not always be matched from
a one exposure chance. One might be able to change a distorted view other
ways than in camera, but to capture the focus shift that lens motion allows
just is not going to happen in PS. And yes, 35 mm format lens do exist that
give one the swing and tilt of large format. For the price of one, I think
I'd pick up one of my 4x5s shoot it and buy a scanner (but oopps I already
have it).
Good show ol boy. Were they all holding the same mask on a stick?
I just picked up 10 more 4x5 holders and an old flash for $50 and a good old
leather case to bring 'em home. Maybe I'll start using it to carry around my
D200.
Eric Neilsen Photography
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"Stein" <rstein@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >>
> >>> I used the technique of a camera on a tall tripod looking down on the
> >>> rows of
> >>> subjects with a very small tilt of the front standard ( Try THAT on
> your
> >>> Canon
> >>> 10D
> >>
> >>I loaned the use of my studio to a fledgling photographer yesterday. He
> >>was
> >>shooting a digital Canon of some sort with a most unique lens, 35mm
> focal
> >>lenght with swings and shifts.
> >>
> Larry it might work, but why would you? Most of the corrections that
> would
> be needed
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