I have never been to Rom but pictures like yours make me want to visit! Shooting architecture is frequently tricky, especially when a very short focal length is used as vertical or barrel distortions are usually created. Luckily there are programs now that can easily fix this kind of deformations. Personally I use Adobe Lightroom 5 to do that.
Manfred Ruland I'm not familiar with the latest editions of Corel Paint Shop - does it have a "straightening" capability? As far as I remember, older versions did not have it.
Michael Mossiagin what Corel has is Tonnen. cushion -., and fisheye distortion but I think the requirement (travel photography) that is provided, the program is then sufficient. I hope you can read this! (Translater)
Google Translator works for my purposes as well as Corel Draw for yours! I understand you well enough :) Please do not take my comments as a criticism, it was rather a suggestion. I agree: in contrast to professional photography, where photographer tries to satisfy his/her clients' tastes, pictures we characterize as "Travelling Photography" are usually made with a sole purpose of satisfying their creator - the photographer and therefore he/she is the only one, who sets up the requirements.
I have never been to Rom but pictures like yours make me want to visit! Shooting architecture is frequently tricky, especially when a very short focal length is used as vertical or barrel distortions are usually created. Luckily there are programs now that can easily fix this kind of deformations. Personally I use Adobe Lightroom 5 to do that.
ReplyDeleteMichael Mossiagin I use Corel Paint Shop
ReplyDeleteManfred Ruland I'm not familiar with the latest editions of Corel Paint Shop - does it have a "straightening" capability? As far as I remember, older versions did not have it.
ReplyDeleteMichael Mossiagin what Corel has is Tonnen. cushion -., and fisheye distortion but I think the requirement (travel photography) that is provided, the program is then sufficient.
ReplyDeleteI hope you can read this! (Translater)
Google Translator works for my purposes as well as Corel Draw for yours! I understand you well enough :) Please do not take my comments as a criticism, it was rather a suggestion. I agree: in contrast to professional photography, where photographer tries to satisfy his/her clients' tastes, pictures we characterize as "Travelling Photography" are usually made with a sole purpose of satisfying their creator - the photographer and therefore he/she is the only one, who sets up the requirements.
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