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Thank you Bobric Although I appreciate all the responses from all who answered. I thought I had spelled out my understanding of post processing and tilt shift from the onset. And that my question was rather simple straight forward, and could have been answered with yes or no,. Amd even though you didn't read my original post. You got it and answered THE question.
Thank you

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Jun 4, 2020 01:13:47 #

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Gitzo GT 4533LS

Terry I think you may be incorrect about WD40 being a solvent it was designed as a water repellent and stands for water dispersement 40th try (formula) Loosely translated anyway

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Jun 2, 2020 04:37:58 #

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Gitzo GT 4533LS

B&H has the Gitzo GT4533LS on sale for 649.88 /One is it a good tripod based on those who have used it. 2 is that a good price I know Gitzos are quite expensive. The heaviest piece of equipment I will have on it is a D 500 with a Tamron150 to 600 lens. But may move up to the D850 in the future. I presently have a ball head but would like to get another head with an acra Swiss component. I do have a gimbal head and do shoot wildlife but would use it primarily for night photography.

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Jun 2, 2020 02:04:37 #

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Playing with camera learning about stuff

Nice shot have fun

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Jun 2, 2020 02:03:45 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

Thank you I understand most people apparently just call them out as tilt shift lenses but yes the tilt portion would be what would change the perspective. What my original question was simply would there be a difference in the perspective between using a full frame camera and a crop sensor camera, I knew there were other ways of doing it with post processing etc. And thank you for taking the time to respond

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Jun 2, 2020 02:01:16 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

Gene51 wrote:

Not really. Using a shift lens is like changing the camera's position - in this case a higher point of view.

In fact, shift is often used to "see" around obstacles by virtue of the different point of view.

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Jun 2, 2020 02:00:26 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

MW wrote:

Simple answer to both: no.
FF vs APS-C is irrelevant.
A tilt-shift lens is not the only way to correct perspective.

Thank you that I knew but you answered my question as I would like it simpley, thanks again

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Jun 1, 2020 00:17:10 #

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A quick hello!

Welcome and hello enjoy the experience. Forum.

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May 30, 2020 15:51:32 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

Thank you all for your responses, I found when using Lightroom to correct the image as mentioned earlier you do lose part of the photo at the bottom, and it seems to distort the building aswell. But my initial question was is the distortion different if you take the same shot with a full frame camera compared to a crop sensor. thanks again for all of your responses.

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May 30, 2020 02:16:22 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

Mwsilvers, I work near the salesforce tower based on its current height do you know where I can buy a 535' tall step ladder lol just kidding I know what you mean.
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May 30, 2020 02:13:51 #

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Out of plumb buildings full frame vs crop

Thank you yes I've used the auto correct and the manual correct in Lightroom, But what I was trying to figure out is 1, is there a difference in that perspective between a full frame camera and a cop sensor, And or if a tilt shift is basically the only thing you can use to do it (IN) camera.

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May 30, 2020 02:10:06 #

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old truck

Late twenties to mid thirties I would imagine

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