When taking wide-angle photographs, it is important to pay careful attention to Lens Perspective. Many photographers have a tendency to make pictures with the camera mounted at “eye-level”. Making photos from this level with a(n) ultra-wide lens results in vertical lines (corners, windows and door frames) being skewed.
When using a wide-angle lens, we recommend lowering the camera to somewhere between chest and waist level. It is our experience that this level results in less tilted wall corners, etc.
Wikipedia has a good article on this subject. Click here to read it.
Larry Lohrman also has several articles on the subject. Click here.
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