Tilt & Shift Lens

[Bob Perry]

Hi everyone...new to this community joined today...need an answer on which lens to buy for landscape photography. Looking at Nikon PC-E 24 or 45...any thoughts?
Thanks
Bob

[Dizzy]

Hi Bob, and welcome to the site...

I've never used either lens, but based on what I've read most that chose the 45mm wish
they had picked the 24mm instead. What body do you plan to use it on?

Mike

[Bob Perry]

Hi Bob, and welcome to the site...

I've never used either lens, but based on what I've read most that chose the 45mm wish
they had picked the 24mm instead. What body do you plan to use it on?

Mike

Thanks for your reply...I'm going to be using a D700 Nikon and a D300s Nikon

[Radu Dinu Cordeanu]

Hi,
B700+24 quite perfect for me.

[Bob Perry]

Thanks...I have ordered one...did you have any adjustments done to it I.e. that the shift and tilt are on the same axis?

[Radu Dinu Cordeanu]

I worked 2 or 3 times w.it on D3 and when is T + Sh at 5,6 and 8 was very sharp from my point of view.I remember that-CA not too big at 200-300%

[Colin Southern]

Hi Bob,

I'm a little puzzled as to why you feel you need perspective correction for landscape photography?

[Radu Dinu Cordeanu]

Bob,I forgot that B700 has pop up flash.That could mean there is the possibility you can't rise completely the lens(!?)

[nitrus]

I read the tutorial on tilt lenses in here and I have acquired one - an 85 mm micro Nikon so I could get more of my macro subjects in focus. I would also like to do some of those miniature toylike pictures - Like Vincent Laforet. I haven't been able to get my plane of focus right, though, so must be missing something and I was wondering if anyone had any pointers to share