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<blockquote data-quote="yauman" data-source="post: 346199" data-attributes="member: 15418"><p>The tilt-shift lens is very important for interior real-estate photos for accuracy reason. Correction using photoshop is not only tedious as there's no way to batch process but also the sense of size and proportionality may be lost. When I shoot real estate interiors, it's usually done tether and my client (usually the listing agent) will be watching on my 15" laptop to make sure I don't make the photo of the room lose it's proportion. The most challenging is hallways where post-production corrections tends to make them look longer than they are. Also, compared to "tilt", doing "shift" correction is a hit and miss proposition in photoshop or Lightroom. In many cases (actually most), I won't be able to set up the camera in the center at the end of the hallway - usually because of architectural constrain or some piece of immovable furniture in the way, I'll have to set the camera up off center. The shift lens can make the photo look like i took it from the center.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yauman, post: 346199, member: 15418"] The tilt-shift lens is very important for interior real-estate photos for accuracy reason. Correction using photoshop is not only tedious as there's no way to batch process but also the sense of size and proportionality may be lost. When I shoot real estate interiors, it's usually done tether and my client (usually the listing agent) will be watching on my 15" laptop to make sure I don't make the photo of the room lose it's proportion. The most challenging is hallways where post-production corrections tends to make them look longer than they are. Also, compared to "tilt", doing "shift" correction is a hit and miss proposition in photoshop or Lightroom. In many cases (actually most), I won't be able to set up the camera in the center at the end of the hallway - usually because of architectural constrain or some piece of immovable furniture in the way, I'll have to set the camera up off center. The shift lens can make the photo look like i took it from the center. [/QUOTE]
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