Monday, May 27, 2013
The perils of a super wide zoom
These shots of Piazza San Marco in Venice were made with a Sigma 12-24 mm zoom on the 1.5 X factor sensor of the Nikon D-200 that resulted in an actual wide angle of 18 mm. Still pretty wide but not as problematic as a real 12mm on a FF sensor like the Nikon D 700 or on any regular 35mm SLR. I did play with some perspective control on Photo Shop but just slightly as it can get very messy real soon if this tool is not used carefully. The best thing is to be careful when shooting the original image.
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