1. Shift lenses are not only useful for avoiding converging verticals; they are also excellent for creating distortion-free panoramas: a panorama stitched from two individual images taken with a horizontal shift. Piazza Grande in Locarno/Switzerland
2. Vertical shift. Locarno/Switzerland
3. Vertical shift. Locarno/Switzerland. I later had a very enjoyable conversation with the (very charming) ice-cream vendor. As you can see, there were no customers around and she was bored, so she left her little booth, commented on my pictures on the camera’s screen, and told me a bit about her still-young life. And she even talked me into having an ice cream, although I had actually just finished dessert... ;-)
- Hasselblad X2D II 100C
- 11/1s
- ISO 50
2. Vertical shift. Locarno/Switzerland
- Hasselblad X2D II 100C
- 8/1s
- ISO 50
3. Vertical shift. Locarno/Switzerland. I later had a very enjoyable conversation with the (very charming) ice-cream vendor. As you can see, there were no customers around and she was bored, so she left her little booth, commented on my pictures on the camera’s screen, and told me a bit about her still-young life. And she even talked me into having an ice cream, although I had actually just finished dessert... ;-)
- Hasselblad X2D II 100C
- 14/10s
- ISO 50