On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 11:44:40 -0600
Matt Crawley <matt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[snip]
> You can minimize it or maximize it depending on the circumstances. :-)
It
> all depends on lens and subject. What focal lengths are you using?
>
24mm.
> Are you thinking about photographing architecture?
I have been considering it. Usually, I shoot scenery using lenses in
the 35-200 range. I just started using a 24 a few months ago.
In the past, I would tend to frame with the lens pointed downward to
minimize exposure to the sky and to increase a sense of perspective
(depth). However, when I do this, I tend to notice objects close to be
to get a little bendy. The only way I found to minimize this was to
just keep everything level.
> I have found that you can pretty much see in the viewfinder all the
> distortion that a lens is going to give you... You just need to look
closely
> at the different parts of the image.
>
>
>
> - Matt Crawley
>
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