You'd have to set both lenses to the EXACT amount of shift too, and I bet
that is a lot harder than it sounds.
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On 1/19/11 2:55 PM, "George Themelis" <george@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Because I already have one, and don't do stereo photography,
>> I offered to ask around here for interest in this lens.
>
> Interesting comment about using this lens for stereo photography. I
> actually believe that using shift lenses for architectural photography (to
> straighten the horizontal lines of buildings, etc) is not a good idea in
> stereo because it looks unnatural. Our brains actually expect to see this
> convergence of vertical lines when pointing the camera up, because this is
> exactly what the eyes see in real life. When "corrected" it looks OK in 2d
> but strange in 3d.
>
> George
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