CH sent the following image which I threw into Picture Window and
adjusted the perspective until the buildings were standing upright
again. Looks pretty good to me. If you don't have this type of
software and are curious what it does send me an email and I will send
you the modified image (assuming CH does not object). The PW JPEG
compressor squeezed it down to half the size of CH's original but it's
still 1.5 MB.
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Zuiko 18/3.5 at F5.6 1/30s ISO 400. I think all setting were at normal,
no post sharpening.
http://www.accura.com.hk/IMG_1158.JPG (2.85MB)
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There was also some discussion here about a Canon tilt/shift lens. Some
may recall that I recently bought a Zuiko 24 mm shift from a guy who had
both the Zuiko and the Canon. He said the Zuiko was a superior lens but
that he had chosen to keep only the Canon because of the tilt
capability. His gig was shooting insects and the Canon was better for
keeping a long line of army ants in focus by tilting the lens.
My software will fix the perspective on a digital image but it won't
correct the focus. Now that would be nice!
Chuck Norcutt
Woburn, Massachusetts, USA
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