Hey, Glenn! It's so funny you made this video. I can't wait to see the next one. I don't have any experience with a tilt-shift, but I find myself wanting one for perspective control when shooting arches. Also, that large depth of field with the ability for faster shutter speeds is very enticing for motion blur! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
These are great lenses to use. As stated I only use it for certain landscape applications. It's an expensive piece of kit if you only use it a couple of times throughout the year. I do use it for the commercial work,especially for product client work. Thans buddy for watching
I mustve missed this video mate 😮 It truly is an interesting lens thats for sure, I can see how it would be a great lens for commercial and product work thats for sure. As always, a very informative video Glenn 👍🏼 Thanks again for the time and effort you put into your vlogs 🙏🏻
It's a fantastic lens to use mate.However it's a challenge when you first use it.But when you get it right the results are outstanding. On another note I have just left hospital after having a hernia operation on Tuesday. So this is going to slow me up for about 3 weeks.
@@SniperPhotography thats no good to read about your hernia op, hope it all went well 🙏🏻 I've got a hernia in my belly button area that I will have to get checked out😮 Maybe we can catch up while you are recovering 👍🏼
@@shanesmithphotography this is the 3rd hernia repair.It’s in the groin area.Can’t drive for at least 2 weeks. When I get over this we will have to make contact for a catch up.
I have two tilt/shift lenses. I have the 19mm and the 24mm. I use them primarily for architecture, but occasionally for landscapes like you. I really should do more with the tilt, as I obviously primarily use the shift function.
I picked up one of these for my Sony last year or the year before for only 490€, works perfectly with my sigma EF - E mc-11 adapter, even with the TC1401 attached.
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Hey, Glenn! It's so funny you made this video. I can't wait to see the next one. I don't have any experience with a tilt-shift, but I find myself wanting one for perspective control when shooting arches. Also, that large depth of field with the ability for faster shutter speeds is very enticing for motion blur! Great video! Thanks for sharing!
These are great lenses to use.
As stated I only use it for certain landscape applications.
It's an expensive piece of kit if you only use it a couple of times throughout the year.
I do use it for the commercial work,especially for product client work.
Thans buddy for watching
I mustve missed this video mate 😮 It truly is an interesting lens thats for sure, I can see how it would be a great lens for commercial and product work thats for sure.
As always, a very informative video Glenn 👍🏼
Thanks again for the time and effort you put into your vlogs 🙏🏻
It's a fantastic lens to use mate.However it's a challenge when you first use it.But when you get it right the results are outstanding.
On another note I have just left hospital after having a hernia operation on Tuesday. So this is going to slow me up for about 3 weeks.
@@SniperPhotography thats no good to read about your hernia op, hope it all went well 🙏🏻 I've got a hernia in my belly button area that I will have to get checked out😮
Maybe we can catch up while you are recovering 👍🏼
@@shanesmithphotography this is the 3rd hernia repair.It’s in the groin area.Can’t drive for at least 2 weeks.
When I get over this we will have to make contact for a catch up.
@@SniperPhotography ok mate! sounds like a plan :) Take it easy mate!
I have two tilt/shift lenses. I have the 19mm and the 24mm. I use them primarily for architecture, but occasionally for landscapes like you. I really should do more with the tilt, as I obviously primarily use the shift function.
Use Mark.
I use more of the tilt function as stated.
Great lenses when you come to terms with them.
Cheers
@@SniperPhotography Might have a crack today.
I picked up one of these for my Sony last year or the year before for only 490€, works perfectly with my sigma EF - E mc-11 adapter, even with the TC1401 attached.