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The 24 TS II (not to be confused with the mediocre version 1) is in a class by itself. Optically and mechanically first rate and very simple to use. The shift function is obvious when you look through the viewfinder, and a 24mm lens has so much depth of field that you may not even need tilt capability. But it's there, and some people have fun using tilts to render things selectively out of focus. Also great for panoramas. Shift to one side, then the other. The two images will stitch together perfectly!
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A robust wide angle lens that alters the perspective and plane of focus to enable versatile but acurate renditions of the scene in front of the camera. Easy control is achieved by graduated scales on both the tilt and shift mechanism controlled by small turning knobs. A great addition to any photographers kit bag.
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Looks brand new, all controls function perfectly. Haven't had an opportunity to shoot with it on the interior project I purchased it for but I know the lens well from previous rentals. Have ordered the Rogeti TSE mount so when shifting the lens stays locked to the tripod, and the camera body moves instead.
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This is a good tilt and shift lens for use on my Sony A7MK2 at a resonal price with an autofocus adapter from Comlite. Fun to use, and good picture quality. You just have to adjust aparture with the adapter as long as the lens only has manual focus.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The main reason to bought this product was the capability for perspective correction when shooting architecture, I do a lot of this kind of photography. This feature is nice and works very well. Saves me a lot of time in photoshop. Barrel distortion is fine too. At first the controls are a little tricky but after a while you get it. I don't like the magenta cast when shift is beyond 8 mm. Is important to mention that is a time consuming lens. I don't care about this, but if you are not planning to spend some time learning how to use the lens and then preparing the shot, the experience could be frustrating.
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