Tilt-shift lenses are the darlings of professional architectural and landscape photographers, enabling perspective correction to stop tall buildings appearing to lean inwards towards the top, and for ...

I'm sorely tempted to buy a real tilt shift lens for my Nikon, as I like to do a lot of landscape and architectural photography. Yes I know you can 'fake' TS work using photoshop, not interested but ...

So here's a bit of a niche question... Does anyone own or have experience using Nikon's tilt-shift lenses? If so, which ones do you have and what do you primarily use them for? I've been toying with ...

Lenses like this have specific limitations that make them highly specialised. Everyday photographers who don’t need the precise controls offered by the FFII TS 55mm f/2.8 lens would generally be ...

I love that tilt-shift lenses enable me to do things in-camera that are difficult or impossible to replicate during editing without some serious compromises. This Fujinon 30mm T/S is one of the very ...

I tested the Laowa 35mm f/2.8 Zero-D Tilt Shift 0.5x Macro on a Sony A7 III, but it’s also available in Nikon Z, Canon RF and also L-mount versions – though we’re told it’s not compatible with the ...

Photographers looking to upgrade their macro lens might be interested in a new piece of kit launch this week in the form of the TTartisan Tilt-Shift 100mm F/2.8 2X Ultra Macro lens. The new macro ...

Designed for full-frame cameras, the new 55mm and 100mm f/2.8 Tilt-Shift 1X Macro lenses enable photographers to control the plane of focus and perspective in shots. The new Laowa 55mm and 100mm f/2.8 ...