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derrycityParticipant
i have used my 17 40l lens inside church’s and i get severe distorsion is this a lens fault or how can i prevent it
thanksPitmaticMemberi think thats just using wide lens in a location with lots of straight lines shows up distortion you can post process the distortion or just go wth it.
or shoot longer and make a panaorama with might be less distorted i think… got and example?
MMXParticipantCheap compromise: correct it in Photoshop
Best solution: buy a better lens :)derrycityParticipantsorry MMX have to disagree an L LENS IS NOT CHEAP when i use this lens outside i get great resuts .
MMXParticipantderrycity wrote:
sorry MMX have to disagree an L LENS IS NOT CHEAP when i use this lens outside i get great resuts .
What do you disagree with? I didn´t say it was cheap, I just suggested buying a better one (maybe TS-E 17mm f/4 L if you want to shoot architecture).
BTW I´m pretty sure that you get exactly the same results outside or inside, you just don´t notice it because it´s hard to find straight lines in nature.MarkKeymasterPitmaticMembercould you post the picture?
I have a sigma 10-20 and at 10mm a landscape looks natural(ish) but shoot that in a archetectural setting and can produce mindbending results… :)
derrycityParticipantPitmaticMemberI think thats normal for the lens looking around on google reveals it does distort a bit but its nothing to get worried about.
your point of view for the image exagerates it if you were square on to the couple the image would look less stretched but the moment wont always allow that etc.
use pt lens or the default lens correction tool in PS or PS elements can fix it or even just do a bit of a transform adjustment would fix it abit has to be said the walpaper and floor boards dont help either :)
Hope thats some help
derrycityParticipantthanks for all your feedback
i tryed abit of free transform which has corrected it
i was mainly worried the lens was faulty.
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