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Looks @lookbook like, but for the very slightly crooked horizon!This started out as a face-detect question, namely, could it handle glasses. (Answer, nope.) But I was tethered and found that I could put the focus square completely inside the glasses lens, and it worked perfectly. It also made a fairly accurate self-portrait.
X2D, XCD 135/2.8 on tripod, tethered to Phocus.
Matt
I wish!
like the lens, love the colour rendering.
Next time just make the frame crooked on the wall first. Your household members may not like it. But hey, we are what we are to get the shot, right?I wish!
I tried leveling the frame, but then the glasses line was the only thing crooked, and I preferred having both horizontals off-level.
This started out as a face-detect question, namely, could it handle glasses. (Answer, nope.) But I was tethered and found that I could put the focus square completely inside the glasses lens, and it worked perfectly. It also made a fairly accurate self-portrait.
X2D, XCD 135/2.8 on tripod, tethered to Phocus.
Matt
Thanks.
Just saying: that first image needs some attention.
It’s a b/w conversion of a vertical panorama. formatted 8 x 10, and some gradients and vignette in LR. No other editing. The blotchy bits in the trees are red paint. Does it need something more - or less?
Mmm, red paint hey ? I’d say it looks weird/distracting in this b/w conversion.
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