Dolomiti della Paganella e Trento

[Del Paso]

 

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Beautiful shots!

 

[Del Paso]

Beautiful shots!

Re-merci!

 

[EricN]

Did you use ts-e 17 often?

 

[Del Paso]

Not at all!
I stupidly forgot the EF-RF adapter at home...
I had to lossily correct perspectives in Lightroom, hating myself for having to do so.
And I no longer own the 17mm TSE, its corners were not optimal for landscapes, especially when the lens needed some shifting. The 24 TSE is sharper, the coming (?) 14 TSE will certainly be even better. But $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
And NO, NO, NO, LR or DXO or Capture One are no real alternatives to TS lenses!

 

[EricN]

The digital picture showed softness like you said, but I also know the example on that site could be a worse than average copy.

I am eager to sell my house and live in a cardboard box for the honor of purchasing a 14mm tilt shift.

 

[Del Paso]

The digital picture showed softness like you said, but I also know the example on that site could be a worse than average copy.

I am eager to sell my house and live in a cardboard box for the honor of purchasing a 14mm tilt shift.

Act quick!
There'll soon be a bigly high TACO tariff on cardboard boxes!

 

[P-visie]

The digital picture showed softness like you said, but I also know the example on that site could be a worse than average copy.

I do not think so. I have owned both the TS-E 17mm and TS-E 24mm (version 2) and have had the same as experience as @Del Paso: image quality fell apart (on my 5Ds R) when using more than a few millimeters of shift.