@davidpachecogarcia
Also add that if you know you’ll have to fix the verticals in post you may want to go further back to be able to get more of the ground.
@Mathieu_Matheow_Benoit
It is a good tip. The problem is that "software tilf-shift" doesn't look natural. When I use it, I don't put it 100% straight. I keep a little bit of perspective in. That looks way more natural to go 90-95% straight.
@blenderfoto
“If you cannot fit the building in the frame, walk further away” Some real pro tips here 😅
@zhesince1985
带有一点透视感的图片更有视觉冲击力，所以我更喜欢第一张，第二张修正后会让人感觉太平，更像是3D渲染的模型
@jpr2011photo
What a great tip - move back to fit more in the frame! The pros won't be happy you let that one one slip...
@EvanShearer-f7r
It’s even better with a large format film camera if you can get your hands on one
@themartyrealestatechannel3248
I’m used to the distortion on big building photos like this. It looks odd seeing it perfectly vertical.
@ccrowe714
Stumbled on that building in Prague !! Blew me away. Thanks for the tip
@TheGirlSkateBoardCo
I prefer the before tbh
@boywonder2799
Your voice sounds like Riley in,movie,National Treasure
@N0MR0H
Dude, with which camera did you record this video? It’s razor sharp.
@Masterafro999
Instructions unclear...i was too close...my building is now a triangle!!!! 😂😂😂
@travisborlkd1628
Omg going further away … you are a genius
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Hope you had a great time in Prague!
@arentol7
Great camera choice!
@hafi.m
I’m a fan of twirling. I think we need more twirly moustaches.
@R4YZ0R4
This building would have been perfect for a low angle shot.
@evilj
If our eyes see a building as "distortion", is it a distortion then?
@norbertperka9231
Holy crap , how nice there is software to make it.
@cccakeisalie4083