On Mer, 21 gen 1998 4:47, Andre Goforth <mailto:goforth@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>I wonder it there is something else going on. After just getting my 35mm
>shift which is in "brand new" or like "virgin" shape I have been puzzled
by
>unvertical lines even with the shift feature. I would have vertical lines
>showing near the center of the picture thanks to the shift feature but
>verticals at the edge were not vertical. I noticed this when I took the
>pictures. I tried getting vertical vertical on the edge of the photo then
>the center would show conversence even with shift. I'm kinda puzzled and
>humbled. I think it has to do with the fact that we have be looking at one
>object (cube) head on and other (cube) at an angle.
>
Your camera was not perfectly vertical, that's all. When your tripod plate
is perfectly horizontal you can rotate the camera in all directions and all
the vertical lines keep vertical. This is the definitive evidence you are
vertical. Then *begin* to shift your lens. It is better to work on the
tripod, so you can always adjust your camera as you like, when the tripod
is done. The items I suggested in this same thread can be helpful...
Marco
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