In wedding photography, it has become indispensable. The tilt-shift effect, which simulates a miniature world, gained worldwide recognition through advertising. For architectural photographers, it is a must-have. The Samyang 24 mm F 3.5 T/S for Canon offers a wealth of creative possibilities to enhance your images. Portraits or landscape shots with selective blur can create the popular miniature effect or produce an exciting blur gradient. In architectural photography, converging lines can be corrected even before pressing the shutter, greatly simplifying post-processing.

As is typical with Samyang lenses, focusing and aperture adjustment are manual. The 24 mm prime lens has a maximum aperture of f/3.5, allowing for flash-free photography in low-light conditions. Sixteen coated lenses ensure high-contrast images. The construction includes two aspherical and two ED lenses. The elements of the Samyang 24 mm F3.5 T/S lens can be shifted independently by ± 12 mm and tilted by ± 8.5°. Tilt: This is a gradual shift relative to the image plane, allowing for a selection of the focus area. Shift: Here, the lens system is shifted relative to the image plane, which compensates for converging lines. Thanks to the adjustment screws, the individual elements can be easily locked and corrected. The options are virtually limitless.