Is There a Better Lens for Architecture Photos? Laowa 15mm F4.5 Zero-D Shift Lens Review

I've never used a shift lens before. Until now, taking pictures of tall buildings involved using an ultra-wide lens (sometimes even at 10mm on a full-frame camera). I'd then adjust the distortion and try to straighten the verticals.

It worked for the most part, but it was often a compromise having to cut out portions of the image. After using the Laowa 15mm f4. 5 Zero-D for a few weeks, I can't see myself taking photos of architecture or interiors using any other lens. The ability to shift perspective to capture images of buildings is mind-blowing. And at this price point, even with the lack of autofocus, it's a lens that I would recommend to any architecture photographer. Once you get the hang of using it, you won't return to regular lenses for this kind of work. .

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2022-11-17 14:00

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