Examples Of Leading Lines In Photography

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I use the hard filters the most in my landscape photography, especially for hard horizon lines. While the resin filters aren't as great as all my other ProGlass, LittleStopper, and BigStopper LEE filters, they server their purpose and so far I have not seen any degradation in image quality. I am producing BEAUTIFUL photographs all thanks to LEE. And it's even more fun to play with my results in post.

Bought this for real estate photography and it really lines up my photos. I was waiting to purchase the one for $849. But it was out of stock and I think the classic allows more flexibility for different size plates. Either way I’m happy with it. It will last forever I’m my use for all kinds of photography.

I do a lot of architectural photography including Real Estate. With this lens I am avoiding lots of time in Photoshop trying to correct the distortion I get with my Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L USM lens (which is a great lens but vertical and horizontal lines near the edges at the widest settings are often skewed). With this lens the lines are almost always perfect. Saves me editing time plus I don't have to crop anything out. I have not yet played with the tilt but I am excited to do so. Lots of creative opportunities with this lens. Very solid and well built. Controls are solid and work well. You do have to manually focus but that is normal for me. I have the S focusing screen for my Canon 5D Mk II which aids manual focusing. Not everyone needs a lens like this but if you do this one is a winner.

Particularly useful for wide angle underwater photography given lack of straight lines. Lens is well built, responsive, and has quick AF response time.

This is a go-to lens for real estate photography. Perfect lines, gorgeous color, lots of room to shoot in natural light, especially with bracketed shots. It's a tiny bit technical, (i.e., tilt must be locked in place to keep focus throughout the image, rotation needed to capture panoramas without distortion, manual focus only), but that's part of the fun. It's impossible to use a hood AND get this wide an angle of view, so be careful moving from position to position, especially through doorways as the round lens element is exposed. With the lens attached, the camera doesn't lay flat on its side and the cap is plastic, so I store the lens on-camera with the camera on it's back (lens element facing up).

The ink gives crisp lines.

Leading edge of props cut through the wind with little noise.

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