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I used to use a tilt/shift but stopped because I didn't find it to be spectacular. I feel like I can pull the same image out of my 120mm as I can the tilt/shift and make it look identical most of the time. Although you can get some things using a tilt/shift more than you can a 120mm regular macro sometimes. Just the all around look will sometimes be a bit different.
PhaseOne Tilt Shift Lens: Review - YouTube
This video of Adrian talking about the Tilt shift lens is somewhat what I mean. Some things you just can't do in Photoshop to make it look the same. THAT BEING SAID, I personally don't shoot tilt/shift anymore as I feel it isn't that important for me to get the effect I want. Focus stacking in the programs nowadays has become a lot better and I can most of the time pull the same effect. If you have more questions I'm always on Skype, you can add me at calvins47 if you need to ask some questions.
Also, great watch photography Antonio. Hopefully we will start carrying more watches in our jewelry store so I can start shooting watches as well. Keep up the great work!
-Calvin
PhaseOne Tilt Shift Lens: Review - YouTube
This video of Adrian talking about the Tilt shift lens is somewhat what I mean. Some things you just can't do in Photoshop to make it look the same. THAT BEING SAID, I personally don't shoot tilt/shift anymore as I feel it isn't that important for me to get the effect I want. Focus stacking in the programs nowadays has become a lot better and I can most of the time pull the same effect. If you have more questions I'm always on Skype, you can add me at calvins47 if you need to ask some questions.
Also, great watch photography Antonio. Hopefully we will start carrying more watches in our jewelry store so I can start shooting watches as well. Keep up the great work!
-Calvin
