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Now that I've shot a decent number of images on my Nagaoka, I've come to realise that the amount of movements that I actually need to use for landscapes, is much less than I originally thought!
Surprisingly, rise and fall have been my most used movements, and probably the biggest movements too. I've had a couple of times where I've used rise and fall close to their maximums, but tilt has only ever been a couple of degrees at the most. I'm very surprised looking through my notebook at how many photos I've taken that had no movements whatsoever.
So, I'm curious if this is similar for most LF users, or if anyone actually finds themselves using a lot of extreme movements on a regular basis?
Surprisingly, rise and fall have been my most used movements, and probably the biggest movements too. I've had a couple of times where I've used rise and fall close to their maximums, but tilt has only ever been a couple of degrees at the most. I'm very surprised looking through my notebook at how many photos I've taken that had no movements whatsoever.
So, I'm curious if this is similar for most LF users, or if anyone actually finds themselves using a lot of extreme movements on a regular basis?