This is TS-E #2. Jack Graham and I were out "working an area" and experimenting with the TS-E. Wanted to use it on a shorter subject distance; Jack found The Tornado amongst the rocks. This is a three image stitch. An interesting use of this lens is that you shift instead of rotating to enlarge the scene. The result of a shift is that the stitch lines up perfectly because the sensor plane does not change in relation to the scene as it does when you rotate (unless you have a pano head). I purposely included the large bush in the foreground to soften all of the rocks and to give The Tornado an interesting base. I sharpened and saved this image several time to try and present a sharpened jpeg - no joy! To reduce to 250kb; Quality 25. Camera: 5D3 Capture date/time: 23 Apr 2012; 0713 Light condition: sunrise Lens: Canon TS-E 24mm Distance 3.4m ISO: 50 Exp Prog: Manual Speed: 1/5 sec Aperture: f/8 Exp Comp: none Metering: Evaluative AEB Comp/HDR: No Shift: Yes - 3 images WB: Auto AF Drive: Continuous Tripod: yes Filter: None Crop: full frame Images Changes: Lots of stuff I didn't like removed! Processed in LR4, CS5, Nik, Blowup All C&Cs gratefully appreciated!







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