Singapore Wander

[giantcanopy]

Your panos and T/S shots never cease to amaze me

Really wall-worthy photos Ryan :thumbsup:

Thanks Gavin

Haha, didn't manage to crawl out today. We cannot brew the "BBB antidote" after 12 midnight la. After 12 am, i can only wake up at 8 on a day that i am not working. ;p

That antidote is still left uncompleted erh. Difficult to brew

Another wonderful tilted-stitched.

You have caused many, me included, to entertain the thought of getting a TS lens.

Thanks ahbian. There are actually cheaper and better alternatives to do that for an EOS mount short of getting a T/S lens

Here goes another

# 62

Looks rather painful holding a PnS erh

 

[giantcanopy]

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[ahbian]

Thanks ahbian. There are actually cheaper and better alternatives to do that for an EOS mount short of getting a T/S lens

You mean by photoshop? Or we can do it in camera?

 

[giantcanopy]

You mean by photoshop? Or we can do it in camera?

No not photoshop or other post processing.

EOS has a shorter flange to focal plane than most of the 35mm competitors and is pretty lens adaptable. I revised my setup using an EOS-Mamiya T/S adapter with a set of mamiya primes ( unfortunately not mechanically possible for F mount because not enough space to machine the tilt mechanism, they only make a shift only adapter . Zoerk makes an exceedingly expensive T/S adapter that works with Nikon that allows infinity focus only at the more telephoto focal lengths ). Total setup of my adapter + a few primes cost me less than getting a single new T/S or PC lens and you get more focal length flexibility with no compromise in IQ.

PM me if u need more assistance on this Will post up some pics to illustrate if time permits.

Ryan

 

[giantcanopy]

Brudder Yapster this is for you

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( Missed the right eye a little ... i miss AF )

Ryan

 

[Yapster]

Brudder Yapster this is for you

# 64

( Missed the right eye a little ... i miss AF )

Ryan

Finally!~ Love the expression (nvm about the right eye) and the pose he gave ya~

 

[giantcanopy]

Finally!~ Love the expression (nvm about the right eye) and the pose he gave ya~

Thanks brudder Yap!

Here is another. A dad playing with his child, while i sneak over the shoulders. I think he did not notice me even after my shot

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[velasco]

You mean by photoshop? Or we can do it in camera?

ryan, a DIY is it?
http://www.creativepro.com/article/build-a-tilt-shift-camera-lens-peanuts

i love love your shots, as always

 

[giantcanopy]

ryan, a DIY is it?
http://www.creativepro.com/article/build-a-tilt-shift-camera-lens-peanuts

i love love your shots, as always

Hi thanks Velasco

Here is the Mirex T/S adapter for EOS mount I was referring to :

u r a Canon user yea ? :bsmilie:

For the price of one new T/S lens, I can get a few good old Mamiya primes and adapt them.

I would love to DIY one myself. It will be lots of fun, but the problem of achieving infinity focus within the small working distance of the adapter is a nightmare unless I get the help of a machinist.

Ryan

 

[giantcanopy]

# 66

Ouch eyes closed. Was looking at me a second prior

 

[Yapster]

# 66

Ouch eyes closed. Was looking at me a second prior

Can't help but feel the little girl looks like Kym Ng leh..

Nice perspective~:thumbsup:

 

[iso100]

Thanks luffs, more to come!

# 43

Taken in the earlier part of the day when the sun was setting.
Tilted and stitched. Might not be everyone's cup of tea

I like this capture a lot.

 

[sprintist]

hey ryan! alittle late stumbling across your thread, the very first time was long ago hahah

see that you'rehaving lots of fun with the t/s you always like to mention. its really a whole new load of fun out there

 

[Eugon]

Hi Ryan,

Those are some very nice photographs which i hope i could mimic one day. As im new to photography and paronama is one that i fancy alot.
How did you achieve those model like images? Thanks

 

[giantcanopy]

Can't help but feel the little girl looks like Kym Ng leh..

Nice perspective~:thumbsup:

Thx bro ! U guessed right. 35mm. And now that u mentioned, she does resemble Kym a little ..

Waiting to see more of ur "new" shots erh

I like this capture a lot.

Thx iso100 !

hey ryan! alittle late stumbling across your thread, the very first time was long ago hahah

see that you'rehaving lots of fun with the t/s you always like to mention. its really a whole new load of fun out there

Not too fun from manual focusing though

How interested ?

Hi Ryan,

Those are some very nice photographs which i hope i could mimic one day. As im new to photography and paronama is one that i fancy alot.
How did you achieve those model like images? Thanks

Thanks Eugon. The " model like " effect was a result of tilting the lens with a tilt / shift lens.
Or in the later examples, lens tilted with a tilt shift adapter.

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Using reflected lights as stars ..

 

[Yapster]

hey ryan! alittle late stumbling across your thread, the very first time was long ago hahah

see that you'rehaving lots of fun with the t/s you always like to mention. its really a whole new load of fun out there

Hehe, you can BBB too leh~:bsmilie:

 

[Yapster]

Thx bro ! U guessed right. 35mm. And now that u mentioned, she does resemble Kym a little ..

Waiting to see more of ur "new" shots erh

Hoho, i only got 50mm~ sianz, missed my 35mm f2...:cry:

 

[Eugon]

Ryan,would you be able to elaborate or provide an example of how a tilt shift adapter works with our kit lens?
how much would an average tilt shift lens cost and would it be difficult to operate.

thanks a million, you have lots of great pieces. The hokkaido ones are a gem.

 

[giantcanopy]

Hehe, you can BBB too leh~:bsmilie:

Hoho, i only got 50mm~ sianz, missed my 35mm f2...:cry:

I can see u did more BBB than me recently hahah. Meanwhile i need to make time to shoot more ..

Ryan,would you be able to elaborate or provide an example of how a tilt shift adapter works with our kit lens?
how much would an average tilt shift lens cost and would it be difficult to operate.

thanks a million, you have lots of great pieces. The hokkaido ones are a gem.

Thanks still quite a few jap shots unposted

The adapter needs a lens with larger image circle than a normal 35mm lens, and in this instance, it works only with medium format lenses ( my adapter takes mamiya prime lenses - which probably dun cost more than some of the typical consumer kit zooms :bsmilie: )
The average cost of a nikon / canon T/S lens will cost much more.

Digging out another shot, 35mm f3.5

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[Eugon]

Hi Ryan,

Would you be able to share your setup with me. Indeed, they are, i have done a search on TS lenses and the Nikon ones are at least 3k, thats abit costly for someone like myself who has justed photography. Thanks