Thank you Darren and Peter. Very useful, really.
In the mean time, I realized it would be somewhat cheaper (with is
pros and cons) do go straight for the ideal (to me) concerning T/S,
which is View camera. Got one already, need the lens. I already have
neg carrier and what I need to develop the
From: Krisjanis Linkevics
Thibouille
I didn't think about those. Can they really replace a proper T/S
lens ?
A couple days ago I sent this little gallery of a T/S lens I made -
no real-real-life shots yet (damn weather, work):
http://foto.ri-ki.lv/categories.php?cat_id=6
I wouldn't think a
From: Peter Zalabai
Not sure what's cheap for you, but you might want to have a look at the
Hartblei and Arsat lenses:
http://www.hartblei.com/lenses/general_info.htm
In Soviet Russia the lenses tilt you! :)
Regards,
.timber
When you go to the price list you find the following message:
But Arsat lenses are available:
MC PCS Arsat 45mm / f=3.5 Shift w/ Pentacon Six or Kiev 88 lens mount 295$
Just put a Pentacon to PK adapter and you get a cheap Shift lens.
No T/S but better than nothing.
2011/4/13 John Sessoms jsessoms...@nc.rr.com:
From: Peter Zalabai
Not sure what's cheap
Only the Hartblei one. The Arsat (rebranded as Arax or Photex) one is
still selling:
35mm f2.8:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Arax-Photex-2-8-35mm-TILT-SHIFT-lens-Pentax-M42-camera-/170620854199?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3hash=item27b9cb9fb7#ht_wt_1141
80mm f2.8:
It sort of depends what you are wanting to shoot. Do you need infinity
focus? Do you need a wide angle view? It is hard to have it all
without buying a tilt-shift lens that was made for your mount.
I'm no expert on this, but learned a bit when creating this:
I didn't think about those.
Can they really replace a proper T/S lens ?
2011/4/5 AlunFoto alunf...@gmail.com:
Lensbabies?
2011/4/5 Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com:
I'm looking into getting a T/S lens.
I don't care much if not Pentax or if I need an adaptor. However I
care about price.
Thibouille
I didn't think about those.
Can they really replace a proper T/S lens ?
A couple days ago I sent this little gallery of a T/S lens I made - no
real-real-life shots yet (damn weather, work):
http://foto.ri-ki.lv/categories.php?cat_id=6
I wouldn't think a real lensbaby could
Lensbabies are selective focus and not tilt/shift.
My solution for tilt/shift photography are:
solution 1 - freelensing:
if you don't mind being a bit on the wild side. My best freelensing lens
is a Tamron Adaptall-2 f2.5 24mm without any adaptor, so I can put the
lens a bit closer to the 'film'
The Zörkendörfer MFS (Multi Focus System) might do the trick for you -
it is basically a tilt convertor for enlarger lenses (other lenses can
also be adapted but the default is M39 screwmount). They show up on
eBay from time to time. Expect to pay 150-250 w/o a lens. Zörk also
builds a shift
Thank you all.
Definitely interesting ideas :)
I'd prefer not to use a bellow, for convenience reasons and avoid the
freelensing (though it should be fun, I have the Tamron but in 28/2.5
version).
I even contemplate the possibility of using other brands cameras just
for that purpose.
I guess
Not sure what's cheap for you, but you might want to have a look at the
Hartblei and Arsat lenses:
http://www.hartblei.com/lenses/general_info.htm
In Soviet Russia the lenses tilt you! :)
Regards,
.timber
On Tue, 2011-04-12 at 19:09 +0200, Thibouille wrote:
Thank you all.
Definitely
One more thing... I've just found it:
Kipon adapters for Sony NEX-3/5 have a Nikon tilt adapter. They go
around $99. Well the only thing you need is a Sony Nex5 and a Nikon
lens :) Maybe them will be easier to borrow than a tilt-shift lens :)
Just my (another) 2 cents.
.timber
On Tue,
I'm looking into getting a T/S lens.
I don't care much if not Pentax or if I need an adaptor. However I
care about price.
Those things are usually very pricey.
I might even accept a Canon lens, if it is what I need to get
Tilt/shift. I know Pentax only did a Shift but no tilt.
If anybody has an
Lensbabies?
2011/4/5 Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com:
I'm looking into getting a T/S lens.
I don't care much if not Pentax or if I need an adaptor. However I
care about price.
Those things are usually very pricey.
I might even accept a Canon lens, if it is what I need to get
Tilt/shift. I
On Apr 5, 2011, at 4:24 AM, Thibouille wrote:
I'm looking into getting a T/S lens.
I don't care much if not Pentax or if I need an adaptor. However I
care about price.
Those things are usually very pricey.
I might even accept a Canon lens, if it is what I need to get
Tilt/shift. I know
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