🤔 The LENSES that almost NOBODY uses... Magical Perspective Control

🤔 The LENSES that almost NOBODY uses... Magical Perspective Control
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[@Seagull324]

I bought a PC 35mm F/2.8 Ais for $130 a couple days before Christmas 2017. I had to sell a 28mm F/2.8 Ais but my god was it worth it! Those lenses will never stay in camera stores because people will hold onto them forever because of how amazing they perform and their uniqueness. People are always watching camera stores for one. I was lucky to get mine because apparently it’s only been in the store for 6 hours!

[@nikosfragomanolakis5190]

Once you go perspective control, you hardly go back to conventional ones.. :)

[@michaelsimonds2632]

I use a Canon 5D III Exactly for their tilt/shift lenses. I primarily do commercial, real estate, and landscape photography, and I love my 24mm, 17mm and 45mm tilt/shift lenses! I am happy to accept Canon's relatively low dynamic range in order to use these lenses. Totally bitchin! You tell 'em Ken! Yes, a tripod is required. Yes, manual focus is required. But you can make any small product or landscape be totally sharp from end to end, and you can damn near see around corners! DO IT IN CAMERA!

[@DenisStosic]

Recently bought Nikkor 24 PC f3,5 manual lens.It is a lens which slows you down and the photographer must think about the frame, exposure etc. After downloading raw files there is not much job in the post-production. It saves a lot of time and thanks to a larger circle than a normal lens, it is great for seamless panorama photos, without damaging the file too much by cropping. There is 85 mm micro PC lens which is great for product photography, portraits etc. There is Italian photog. who only uses PC lenses for automotive and fashion. Thanks Ken, have a nice day man :-)

[@kathodosdotcom]

oh yes, they all slow you down

[@n1k1george]

I've been waiting for this video for a long time~! Thank you!

[@NickHey]

Never even thought of using these lenses for panoramic photos, will have to get one and try it out :)

[@ekcollins7]

Love my 24mm nikkor PC. Got is used. Perfect condition. Absolute blast to use.

[@carylee2002]

Yes...Thats why I always love my 5x4 and 8x10 cameras because of the Scheimpflug effects that only a tilt/shift lens can achieve.

[@robertmitchell668]

Never thought about using these lens until I seen this video, have three pubs to shoot interior photos of for a website, going to pick up one of these lens for my Fuji. Thanks Ken and keep the lens videos coming.

[@HelmutWFanck]

Hi Ken..you're sooo right! I love my 24/3.5 TS...no way for a normal prime.

[@Lysander-Spooner]

Ken, could you list the lenses you talked about in the show notes. P.S. I am now a Patreon of your channel!

[@user-ys1ki8sp8s]

I never knew what they were used for. Now I want one! I could have used it tonight!

[@kobakakhidze100]

This kind of lenses are one and only lenses which give us a chance to get closer to view cameras, control perspective in real life, not in Photoshop... and usually they have top optics inside. Who work with architecture and interiors they knows how good this lenses are in work.

[@peterxyz3541]

I was thinking about buying a bellow for my Nikkor. Would that work? Like an old medium or large format camera bellow.

[@Loopsrainforest]

What was that lens you where holding that you can you adapt it to a Fuji X camera?

[@TimberGeek]

If the real estate market in this area ever recovers I'll be buying one.

[@Greyguitars1401]

Is the Nikon 35mm f2.8 PC a good option? I saw one on eBay but couldn’t decide on it.

[@williammartinez393]

I have other 28, and 35mm Nikon lenses, but I always come back to the PCs. I like how sharp and contrasty the images are. I use the PC, both 28mm, and 35mm, as my regular lens, without the shift option.

[@xtianfotos9975]

Thank`s for info! great vid! ✌🤜🤛👍👍👍

[@JIMMYSBN]

Hi Uncle Kenny! Thanks for the video, just placed an order for an 85 2.8 PC-E, have you ever used it? any comments on that specific lens? I'm a food and interior photographer and I'm also looking to invest in a 24 3.5 PC-E

[@yaalul]

Hi There, will the Nikon PC-E lenses with their magnetic shutter work on the GFX? many thanks!

[@WhittyPics]

I didn't know they still made these. I wouldn't mind having one. Have any low cost used recommendations?

[@hectoro5144]

Hello sir, I like your videos a lot, I find them to be very informative and accurate. I have a question about this tilt shift lenses, I am considering buying one but the ones that I find are 85mm, I think it is too much of a telephoto for real state and architecture, panoramas could be ok depending on the distance to the subject, but for the other 2 things, what lens and focal length do you think is appropriate ?

[@RicardoFernandes-xe9yp]

Thanks my friend. But what about the fotodiox TLT Pro Rokr for Fuji X-series?

[@jackmarkham1516]

Not as desirable as using a tilt-shift lens, but using an ultra wide with the camera back held vertical then using only the top half of the frame gets you part way there.

[@shafhamid83]

What's the difference between perspective control and tilt shift?

[@jayguilloty6560]

Yss, please do make a PC tutorial video. :)

[@jaymccloud676]

I will get one of these just for fun. 🤘

[@caribeno188]

Ken. What is the best WIDEST tilt-shift lens you recommend? I am a real estate photographer and want to get one . I shoot with a Fuji XT-3

[@kathodosdotcom]

the "old" but very sharp AIS 28mm shift nikkor i use on the Fuji adapted :)

[@caribeno188]

@@kathodosdotcom Thanks Ken, always helping people out. you are the MAN !!!

[@diveaddict6885]

85mm pc 2.8 is great for food photography

[@strengthplus3495]

Is it recommendable to get a 35mm 2.8 PC lens for a d750?

[@kathodosdotcom]

thats the best CHEAP option

[@strengthplus3495]

Theoria Apophasis I'd like to thank you for your infinitely useful channel

[@stephencrowfoot244]

Would a shift lens help me elimiate my own shadow when the sun is directly behind me?? :)

[@kimballwhitaker6092]

Can't you do the same thing with a bellows? Is there a bellows that could be used for the GFX?

[@kathodosdotcom]

yes but thats a crotch pain

[@lensineer]

would love to have one for architecture but they are quite expensive, even used....

[@kathodosdotcom]

the older ones are $400 and theyre sharp as hell

[@lensineer]

you mean the shift only versions? would be ok for me, since i wouldn't need the tilt much for architecture but the 28mm nikon shift is about 550€ ..... =(

[@jamesclapp7433]

Kenny, can you review the Laowa 15 mm shift lens???

[@kathodosdotcom]

sure, send me one, hehe

[@b4lini]

I'm half serious when I ask this: Will a LensBaby do the same thing?

[@Briansvlee]

Adapt the canon TS lenses on Fujifilm X-mount yay 😻

[@Briansvlee]

Or use tilt-shift adapter like the Kipon T&S adapter will do the tricks

[@thegreatscode]

Have you given away that 24mm nikkor lens yet?

[@forjava]

I'd been hoping for Ken's views on this since I got my 85mm Nikkor PC. The 28mm Nikkor has a black or silver knob. Silver knob is pre-AI.

[@kanleystubrick4878]

Isn't NASA in the real estate market. Do they use these on their focal plane(s)?

[@oldcreepyhouseexplorersclu3657]

perfect for perfect error free hi res panos - PT Gui

[@shuyuanho4045]

Get a Fuji Gx680

[@gregorysargeant6305]

All things being equal I wish Nikon had used the words rise and fall instead,just saying.

[@michaelsimonds2632]

Rise & Fall might be nice for us old-timers, but the lenses rotate, so the movement can also be used left and right. Mine may be rotated to diagonals or anywhere in between, so "rise & fall" is only a partial description

[@gregorysargeant6305]

Michael Simonds thanks

[@ChocolateHabanero22]

Like "Rise and Fall Of The Third Reich"?

[@belogpolos]

tilt shift lenses are expensive. That's why I don't have one.

[@kathodosdotcom]

the older ones are about $400

[@Seagull324]

I got a PC 35mm F/2.8 Ais for $130. That was my favorite purchase. I had to sacrifice a 28mm F/2.8 Ais but my god was it worth it!