Canon has officially announced the long-awaited Canon EOS R1, the new full-frame camera designed primarily for sports photography. Find out in this article what’s new with the R1, all its technical specifications, and first impressions of the new camera.
At the September 2023 X-Summit in Stockholm, Fujifilm introduced the Fujifilm GFX100 II, a new flagship medium-format camera with improved autofocus, faster shooting and 8K video recording capability. Two Fujinon Tilt-shift lenses were also announced: the GF30mm F/5.6 T/S and the GF110mm F/5.6 T/S.
Both the GF30mm and GF110mm Tilt-shift lenses are part of Fujifilm’s GFX medium format system, which offers superior image quality, high resolution and a wide range of lenses to choose from. In this article, find out all about the GF30mm Tilt-shift: its specifications, its capabilities and our test.
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1. The GF 30mm T/S: ideal for architectural and landscape photography
Fujifilm’s GF30mm T/S is designed for photographers who want precise control over depth of field and perspective. Its tilt-shift mechanism enables selective focusing and perspective correction, making it an ideal choice for architecture, landscape and other situations requiring precise image control.
With its tilt function, the GF30mm T/S enables depth-of-field control, focusing either the whole frame or a specific part of it. This function is particularly useful in architecture for highlighting details while keeping the rest out of focus, while the shift function controls perspective and corrects distortion, ideal for maintaining straight lines when capturing tall buildings.
With a focal length equivalent to 24mm in 35mm format, the GF30mm T/S offers the perfect wide-angle lens for landscapes and tall buildings.
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