Canon Tilt Shift Lens 17Mm

[Manual Focus] This is an incredible upgrade from the last series of tilt shift lenses from Canon. If this is the type of lens you shoot with - wait no more. Absolutely gorgeous color and clarity. I hope someday to get the entire line up - I love them so much.

[Zinc Alloy] The adapter allows me to attach an ancient Canon Tilt & Shift 35mm lens. The lens cost $565 40 years ago.

[9, Rounded] The sharpest lens Canon has to offer (better than the 85 1.2). The tilt and shift makes it - Simply awesome and now my favorite lens by far.

[1.485 lb] After owning this for a year, I wanted to be even more positive. Great addition to the bag. My get the job done lens is the Nikon 16-35mm on my D850, but find I use this much more than expected. I also have the Sony A-7R3 and this lens with the magic shift adapter gives me a 17mm tilt shift. No more Canon envy for their wonderful 17mm T/S. There's an adapter to use this on the Fuji medium format cameras which I hope to purchase and will initially not have to buy a lens. Great versatility!

[Handle] This turned out to be just right for a Canon D body and three tilt-shift lenses with their tripod-mounting brackets and L-brackets, plus batteries and miscellany. Anything larger (to accommodate the 135 tilt-shift lens, for example) would have made a package larger and heavier than I'd like. This is a solid case, with great Velcro pads that will adapt to almost anything.

[FUJIFILM X] This is an outstanding addition to Canon's three existing Tilt Shift lenses, the 24 mm., 45 mm., and the 90 mm. I have used all three of these for years and they are outstanding lenses. This will broaden the applicability of the Tilt Shift lenses and is a welcome addition.

[Solid ND] I started using ICE filters a couple of years ago - they are fantastic with the Canon 24mm Tilt/Shift (which I use with an adapter on the Fuji GFX 100s) Well constructed filters with no discernible color cast. Good and fairly inexpensive bit of kit to have with you.

[0.145 lb] A must for the 17mm lens.

[0.355 lb] I do come from many years of view camera experience but this lens is not hard to get the hang of. Increase depth of focus... Yep. Selective focus... No problem. No you can't do tilt and shift on the same plane but as stated by others you can get it on the same plane by sending it to Nikon. It WOULD be nice to have independent rotating tilt and shift like the Schneider but that lens is not perfect either and lots more$$. Not a macro for one. You are not going to have all the movements of a technical camera but if you want that get a technical camera and all the needed goodies to go with it. $$$$. This WILL make your product and food shots better and easier. My only problem is understanding why I took so long to get a tilt shift lens! It also seems to focus closer than the literature states. If you make your money shooting products and food find a way to get this lens! Very happy I got the 85mm first for mostly food photography but 45mm is next.

[f/22] Well... I've never had or even tried a tilt/shift lens. I am delighted with this product. Once I watched enough You-tube videos to understand how to use it correctly, I fell in love with it. The quality is fine, the features are easy to use and it works well. This is my first non-Nikon lens out of about 15 or 16 and the Rokinon is certainly nice. I will be using it primarily on my D500. Very happy camper.