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- Miguel Tejada-Flores
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I don't know if this applies for architecture. Been playing around with the Oly 8mm f 1.8 PRO Fisheye for landscapes and de-fishing it as well.
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I am trying out the geometry and perspective distortion and learn to build a preview in my mind of how to expect and frame with such different lens. I will try it on buildings at some point, especially interiors.
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Glad you didn't try another perspective by climbing them Ovi.
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Nyah, I'm to old for that now. I did climb once a radio tower on pretty strong winds to try and get thr highest view point in my hometown and make a panorama of 90% of my hometown in one picture. That was before drones were a thing and affordable. This was like 15-16 years ago
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