Canon TS-E 24mm tilt-shift lens photographs London cityscapes and the advantages of a tilt-shift lens

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posted Monday, December 18, 2017 at 5:00 PM EDT

 
 

Photographer Adam Karnacz headed to London to shoot some cityscape photography. He wasn't using a conventional lens, however, he opted instead to use the Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 II tilt shift lens.

A tilt-shift lens allows you to do a few different things that normal lenses do not. You can tilt and shift the lens itself relative to the sensor plane and create images with less distortion. This is very important for architectural photographers in particular. You can also tilt the lens to create a very shallow depth of field and create a "miniature" effect.

To see how Karnacz takes advantage of the Canon TS-E lens, watch his video below. To see more videos from Adam, click here.

To learn more about tilt-shift lenses and how they work, check out the video below from John Greengo and CreativeLive.

(Via First Man Photography