These night shoots are wonderful to look at. I even feel a strange sense of nostalgia when viewing them. Great work!
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Thanks very much. Once I realised how it looked I might I started looking for those weird dream shots. I had a lot of fun with this one and I’m eager to try it for some spooky woodland shots 🖖😁
@pancakesupremacy77
8 ай бұрын
Personally i find this lens really shining in video mode, the “miniature” effect is just so beautiful! 🔥
@paulcookphotography
11 ай бұрын
Great video mate! Yeah, that lens is different from anything I've ever used. As you pointed out, that lens absolutely shines at night with your street photos! Those images looked fantastic! Nice review pal,.really enjoyed seeing what that lens could do! Have a great weekend!
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
After watching your latest video, I want to give it a whirl on some creepy old buildings! Thanks for watching, Paul🖖😁
@GrumpyTim
11 ай бұрын
Nice set of images David - I'd spotted that the people from TTArtisan were doing this tilt lens - I'm guessing it's mostly aimed at the creative corner of the market - it's similar...ish in function to the Lensbaby Edge, and it does produce some lovely shots. Definitely not to be confused with a more traditional Tilt & Shift lens - I've been using one of those for years for architectural photography and I'd bet one or two people have bought the TTArtisan thinking it would do the same thing for them without doing their research and then being a bit disappointed!!! Hope you get to use it for a few more videos cos it's a really interesting thing to see.
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Yeah this one is just a tilt lens and I’d guess purely for the creative effects. I honestly loved it for those night shots and I’m heading out with it again one night this coming week. I’ve been look at the lensbaby burnside and I’m quite tempted. Thanks for watching mate🖖
@GrumpyTim
11 ай бұрын
@@DavidFlowerOfficial I did try a Burnside for a couple of minutes at a photography show, but not really long enough to decide if I wanted one or not. I'm a bit of a fan of most of the Lensbaby stuff.
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
@GrumpyTim I follow a lensbaby ambassador on Instagram and he posts some great stuff. I think I might have a look and see what I can get my grubby hands on 😁
@alanneilson6811
11 ай бұрын
Nice video I have used the Canon 24 mm tilt shift lens mk 1 when I shoot with full frame and yes does take a little bit of getting use to. The nearest I have got while using MU43 is with the Lensbaby sol 22 might have to give this one a try! 👍
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
I’ve actually been looking at the Lensbaby stuff recently and kinda like the look of the Burnside. Thanks for watching 🖖
@liveinaweorg
11 ай бұрын
Great fun! Night shots especially good. I'm learning a lot about tilt (and shift) with my LF 4x5 camera.
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching 🖖
@gathrik
10 ай бұрын
Been looking for a good review thanks! Oh I'm over from Canon 5D3 to Oly MK1II and love the small form factor
@philmetcalfephotography
11 ай бұрын
The daylight Images were ok ... however the night shots were uber great ... the lens has been added to the wish list
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Yeah it’s a lot of fun at night and one I’ll definitely be shooting with a lot. The f1.4 being soft doesn’t really matter that much at night either since it adds to the effect. I’ve used quite a few TTartisan lenses at this point and for the price I’m impressed. Thanks for watching, Phil🖖
@dominiclester3232
11 ай бұрын
A nice friendly review 👏👏 yet you still showed the good and bad points, bravo. Personally I was shocked there was not a tilt control ring, just a lock screw. Ho hum, I guess that’s one of the many reasons proper tilt/shift lenses cost £1.5k more... Having said that, I have my eye on the TTa 100mm T/S.
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Yeah this is definitely a budget option for creative use rather than a true T/S. I put this more alongside the lensbaby offerings in terms of use. Thanks for watching 🖖
@alexSpunkt.
11 ай бұрын
So cool 🖖🏻
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Thanks, Alex. Have a good one mate🖖
@luzr6613
11 ай бұрын
Soon as you've got to the night stuff - i've screamed 'Bastard' at you and stopped the feed. Just letting my breathing settle. I may have told you i shoot a lot at night inside large industrial facilities... i suppose i should be grateful to you... i guess, with a little time, i will be. Nice one, David. No, it's not an ogre-friendly tripod, but this lens will really work for me. Great vid imho (probably should go watch the rest of it). Good to see ya and have a great day.
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Haha it’s a lens I didn’t expect to like this much. At night I was super impressed by the weird stuff coming out of the camera. That ogre-friendly tripod would have been great for this video as I got sand in the leg of my big tripod when shooting the bridge bit and I now need pliers to extend it full😂 You have mentioned the night stuff and I’d love to see it if you post it anywhere online. Have a good one mate and apologies for the rage inducing night section 🖖😁
@luzr6613
11 ай бұрын
@@DavidFlowerOfficialI may be a f'wit, but i don't hesitate to express my appreciation when i feel it. I've seen reviews of T/S lenses before, but nothing from that nocturnal realm where some of the most enigmatic shots can be found or constructed. I keep my shopping list short, especially for non-pre-loved stuff, but this thing has cut in near the top. Regarding my industrial photos - it's a work in progress that i started this year. I don't edit anything beyond a quick and rough 20 second fiddle in MS Photos - just enough to understand the feel i'm getting and the options around final processing. When i've collected all the images i have in mind, i'll edit properly to get a couple of groups with coherent feels that i'm comfortable with posting and showing. Hopefully then, people i trust will tell me where i've gone wrong! Solidarity, Comrade!👍👍👍
@seoulrydr
5 ай бұрын
did you attach the lens itself to a tripod via collar or did you attach the camera and adjust as needed to achieve tilt? thanks for the vid!
@DavidFlowerOfficial
5 ай бұрын
For the tripod shots it was the camera on the tripod since the lens has no collar. The majority of the photos were hand held. Thanks for watching 🖖
@franramm
7 ай бұрын
I am very interested in this lens, my question is, without using the till mode, is it still as sharp as a regular 50mm?
@DavidFlowerOfficial
7 ай бұрын
Edge sharpness even when centred isn’t as good as a regular 50 based on the ones I’ve used for canon, Sony and Nikon so if you don’t want/need the tilt effect, go with a standard lens👍
@franramm
7 ай бұрын
thanx u so much
@theonlinething1039
11 ай бұрын
Why do people use a tilt or t+s lens always for miniature effects… there‘s so much more useful stuff you could have done with it
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
Because fun, that’s why 🖖😁
@theonlinething1039
11 ай бұрын
I'm still angry! Nah just joking, the effect looks cool, but photographing tall buildings or weird shapes in weird perspectives is fun as well, your compositions will gain a lot by such a lens. I noticed after sending how harsh my message sounds, sorry, I was in a bus and had to hurry 😂@@DavidFlowerOfficial
@DavidFlowerOfficial
11 ай бұрын
@theonlinething1039 Yeah someone else mentioned shooting architecture but on m43 this is a 100mm fov which means that in a town like mine where it’s small buildings and narrow streets you often can’t get enough in the frame. After using this though I’m curious about the 24mm tilt shift for canon. I reckon I could get some mad stuff with that on the 6D🖖
@metalfatigue
8 ай бұрын
And besides being a visual cliche, you can use any lens and blur the image later if you wish, with software. But you can also use a tilt lens to do the reverse, and get crazy amounts of depth of field. That's something cool that can't be done any other way. But to each his own. And It's not a tilt shift lens; It's just a tilt.
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