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- EF mount; tilt shift lens
- Ultra-low Dispersion glass with Fluorite elements; aspherical lens
- 24mm focal length
- f/3.5 maximum aperture
- Manual focus only
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Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras Reviews
65 of 67 people found the following review helpful 
Excellent Lens, more manual skills needed, June 21, 2007 By MGMcd (Columbia, MD USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I have had this lens for a few days. I ordered it since I was tired of stitching bad photos by hand, and finding everything out of alignment. I do mostly indoor and outdoor architecture, and nature scenes, so needed something with both a panoramic sweep, and to maintain parallelism in my subjects.
The lens allows 11 degrees of shift to either side of center, and it rotates, so shift is either left/right, or up/down. Out to 5 degrees of shift, I am finding the auto settings are not too perturbed. After 5 degrees, some manual setting skill is needed. I will develop more of those soon, I can tell. The lens also allows tilt capabilities, which produce a nice selective focus effect, not unlike a lensbaby. I don't use much of that, but may do some portrait work with it.
The build quality of this lens is rock solid. The optics are very nice. I got a Hoya UV filter, and there is not much light loss, although I think there is some peripheral CA.
Straight... Read more
24 of 24 people found the following review helpful Very cool specialty lens, May 30, 2008 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I had this lens for close to a year now, and have had many opportunities to use it. It's a great specialty lens if you frequently shoot what it is best at, and those type of shots are worth the money you spend on the lens.
There are two separate purposes for this lens: Shifting the field or shifting the plane of focus. The shifting the field applies to architectural and landscape photography. Tilting plane of focus is among other things an interesting and unique portrait style.
I've found that I use the shift 95% of the time on both architecture and landscape. I've found the tilt to be marginally usable on this lens, mostly because at 24mm this is not a great portrait lens - you would go for the 90mm version. The facial distortions at 24mm (particularly on full frame bodies) are just plain hideous and overpower any benefit gained from the tilted depth of field.
Any time you photograph a building this lens is exceptional in allowing you to retain the... Read more
8 of 10 people found the following review helpful 
Mechanically fabulous, optically horrible, December 31, 2009 By This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I bought this lens hoping to upgrade my architectural photography method from shooting wide with the 17-40L and then applying perspective correction in photoshop and cropping. My reasoning for such upgrade was that shooting wide and applying correction wasted much needed resolution, added distortion, and made the scene look slightly different than my intended final scene.
Therefore I got this lens hoping to put an end to all of that and get the image to its final crop in camera. Sad to say, that didn't entirely happen. This lens has disappointed me on three very important aspects: soft corners, vignetting, and chromatic aberration.
SOFT CORNERS
By far that is the most disappointing aspect. Pictures are unacceptably soft in the corners and no I am NOT referring to corners of pictures captured with the lens shifted by 12mm or tilted 8 degrees. I am talking about 0 tilt and 0 shift. In such setting the 24ts-e compared terribly to the 17-40L. Pay attention to... Read more
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| 65 of 67 people found the following review helpful Excellent Lens, more manual skills needed, By MGMcd (Columbia, MD USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I have had this lens for a few days. I ordered it since I was tired of stitching bad photos by hand, and finding everything out of alignment. I do mostly indoor and outdoor architecture, and nature scenes, so needed something with both a panoramic sweep, and to maintain parallelism in my subjects.The lens allows 11 degrees of shift to either side of center, and it rotates, so shift is either left/right, or up/down. Out to 5 degrees of shift, I am finding the auto settings are not too perturbed. After 5 degrees, some manual setting skill is needed. I will develop more of those soon, I can tell. The lens also allows tilt capabilities, which produce a nice selective focus effect, not unlike a lensbaby. I don't use much of that, but may do some portrait work with it. The build quality of this lens is rock solid. The optics are very nice. I got a Hoya UV filter, and there is not much light loss, although I think there is some peripheral CA. Straight... Read more 24 of 24 people found the following review helpful Very cool specialty lens, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I had this lens for close to a year now, and have had many opportunities to use it. It's a great specialty lens if you frequently shoot what it is best at, and those type of shots are worth the money you spend on the lens.There are two separate purposes for this lens: Shifting the field or shifting the plane of focus. The shifting the field applies to architectural and landscape photography. Tilting plane of focus is among other things an interesting and unique portrait style. I've found that I use the shift 95% of the time on both architecture and landscape. I've found the tilt to be marginally usable on this lens, mostly because at 24mm this is not a great portrait lens - you would go for the 90mm version. The facial distortions at 24mm (particularly on full frame bodies) are just plain hideous and overpower any benefit gained from the tilted depth of field. Any time you photograph a building this lens is exceptional in allowing you to retain the... Read more 8 of 10 people found the following review helpful Mechanically fabulous, optically horrible, By This review is from: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L Tilt Shift Lens for Canon SLR Cameras (Electronics) I bought this lens hoping to upgrade my architectural photography method from shooting wide with the 17-40L and then applying perspective correction in photoshop and cropping. My reasoning for such upgrade was that shooting wide and applying correction wasted much needed resolution, added distortion, and made the scene look slightly different than my intended final scene.Therefore I got this lens hoping to put an end to all of that and get the image to its final crop in camera. Sad to say, that didn't entirely happen. This lens has disappointed me on three very important aspects: soft corners, vignetting, and chromatic aberration. SOFT CORNERS By far that is the most disappointing aspect. Pictures are unacceptably soft in the corners and no I am NOT referring to corners of pictures captured with the lens shifted by 12mm or tilted 8 degrees. I am talking about 0 tilt and 0 shift. In such setting the 24ts-e compared terribly to the 17-40L. Pay attention to... Read more |
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