Wide lenses are good to capture overall of the interior, however there is a problem with ultra wide. it distorts the vertical line. Tilt lenses are better for that.
4:17 This is where the coffee cup rotates, meaning, you took a sip or wanted to show the text properly Yes, wide lenses for interiors can sometimes be cool and get more area in the frame. There is one shot I want to take in a small room, with a table and two chairs at the shorter distance from me and the adjacent walls on either side need the farther distance away, for solo/mid shots of each chair (with a person sitting), so I really cant get the master shot with table in the middle and chairs on the sides. The distance is hardly 4 feet and I cant cram into the wall much or take the camera higher enough to get all things in the frame and a wide angle lens isn't enough, so my solution was by accident. I accidentally held a 2x tele-converter in front of the lens, backwards and it got everything in. I had to raise the camera up a bit and I think it gets a very cool dreamy shot. I was actually looking for the fisheye adapter, but somehow grabbed the teleconverter with the macro piece instead. So, I guess, there can be so many ways to get a shot and we might run into a very interesting solution with what we have
Thanks, Leigh, for the video..still loving the orange couch! It's almost an icon now. :)
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Wide lenses are good to capture overall of the interior, however there is a problem with ultra wide. it distorts the vertical line. Tilt lenses are better for that.
4:17 This is where the coffee cup rotates, meaning, you took a sip or wanted to show the text properly
Yes, wide lenses for interiors can sometimes be cool and get more area in the frame. There is one shot I want to take in a small room, with a table and two chairs at the shorter distance from me and the adjacent walls on either side need the farther distance away, for solo/mid shots of each chair (with a person sitting), so I really cant get the master shot with table in the middle and chairs on the sides. The distance is hardly 4 feet and I cant cram into the wall much or take the camera higher enough to get all things in the frame and a wide angle lens isn't enough, so my solution was by accident.
I accidentally held a 2x tele-converter in front of the lens, backwards and it got everything in. I had to raise the camera up a bit and I think it gets a very cool dreamy shot.
I was actually looking for the fisheye adapter, but somehow grabbed the teleconverter with the macro piece instead.
So, I guess, there can be so many ways to get a shot and we might run into a very interesting solution with what we have
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