Enjoy Canon’s amazing visual expression of “TS-E X SUSHI” movie made by leveraging distinctive features of tilt-shift lenses.
What is the tilt movement?:
A tilt movement is when you tilt the lens’ optical axis relative to the
imaging plane. When you do a tilt movement, you can get everything in
focus from the foreground to the background of the picture. You can also
focus on one point and blur everything else (reverse tilt).
What is a shift movement?:
A shift movement moves the lens’ optical axis along a direction parallel
to the imaging plane as the optical axis shifts from the center of the
imaging plane. This enables you to control the perspective of the scene
or subject. While keeping the camera at a fixed position, you can shift
the image area to change the composition.
Also take a look at:
“Behind the Scenes of ‘TS-E × SUSHI’ (CanonOfficial)”
“TS-E ‘At Gaze’ (CanonOfficial) ”
“TS-E ‘Daydream’ (CanonOfficial)”
Canon The Eyes of EOS – Canon EF Lens Portal Site
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