The first image was shot "as is" of the Saint Ambroise church in Paris with a wide-angle lens. The second one is the same one, but corrected for perspective distortion with hugin.
Monday, April 10, 2006
Shaft the tilt-shift lenses
Why do you still need tilt-shit lenses with digital cameras ?


The first image was shot "as is" of the Saint Ambroise church in Paris with a wide-angle lens. The second one is the same one, but corrected for perspective distortion with hugin.
The first image was shot "as is" of the Saint Ambroise church in Paris with a wide-angle lens. The second one is the same one, but corrected for perspective distortion with hugin.
Thursday, April 6, 2006
Equirectangular obsession
I've been going through a full immersive panorama phase recently that has me going shooting many pictures from one spot in all directions. I've even bought a new ultra-wide-angle lens (Canon EF-S 10-22mm) so that I have to take fewer pictures. I'm waiting for my spherical tripod head to arrive (Nodal Ninja). You can see more of my pictures here.
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