@@christopherleggettphotography Wow! Was not expecting that! Thank you sir, and agree what a great tripod and head for alternative purposes. Have fun! :)
A few photographer that feel the same way you do are calling it the Leggett Method. BTW It gets a little difficult stitching when one uses really wide lenses. Have a go and do give me your feedback please. 🙏🏻
Great technique! I'd vote for Leggett Tilting Technique (LTT). Btw, are you using GFX in 35-mode or in full medium format mode? In case the latter, what is the maximum tilt and/or shift you can get with the Hartblei without vignetting? Hartblei specifies maximum 2x10mm shift for full-frame.
LTT, I like it. I most always use 35 mode when using non MF lenses, as vignetting usually is a problem when not in that mode. 2x10mm shift does work, but the Mirex goes around 2 x 18 which is too much and one has to adjust according to the lens one is using. Sometime, I find myself in a position that requires me to cover a larger area, which guarantees vignetting, so i shot it anyway, then fix it in photoshop later.
Impressive technique - thank you!
Nice place by the way.
What do you think we should call it. I already invented the name DAS.
Thank you for putting this extremely useful video together. Can I ask what tripod and head you use please?
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@@christopherleggettphotography Wow! Was not expecting that! Thank you sir, and agree what a great tripod and head for alternative purposes. Have fun! :)
Thank you, Christopher👏🏼👏🏼🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
All my pleasure, but thank you for saying so.
Great , I'm folling your excellent explanations , Thank you very much . All the best
Great idea, many thanks christopher, this is genius, wow, i can practice this now.
A few photographer that feel the same way you do are calling it the Leggett Method. BTW It gets a little difficult stitching when one uses really wide lenses. Have a go and do give me your feedback please. 🙏🏻
Great technique! I'd vote for Leggett Tilting Technique (LTT). Btw, are you using GFX in 35-mode or in full medium format mode? In case the latter, what is the maximum tilt and/or shift you can get with the Hartblei without vignetting? Hartblei specifies maximum 2x10mm shift for full-frame.
LTT, I like it. I most always use 35 mode when using non MF lenses, as vignetting usually is a problem when not in that mode.
2x10mm shift does work, but the Mirex goes around 2 x 18 which is too much and one has to adjust according to the lens one is using. Sometime, I find myself in a position that requires me to cover a larger area, which guarantees vignetting, so i shot it anyway, then fix it in photoshop later.
I believe you've created a new technique.
So far, I think you might be right 💪🏻 What should we call it?
When I go grow up (46now) I want talent and energy like you!
Then my tip to you is to choose something that you love doing and do it with all your passion. It will make you feel alive where age has no roll.