Talk:Tilt-shift photography

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Contents 1 Link to Scheimpflug principle? 2 link to perspective correction lens? 3 Merge with Perspective correction lens and View_camera#View_camera_movements 4 Text confuses lens tilt and rear standard tilt.

[edit] Link to Scheimpflug principle?

Either in the main body or as a footnote, there ought to be a cross reference to the Scheimpflug principle.

[edit] link to perspective correction lens?

The article Perspective correction lens explains this with images. Link/redirect there? 84.135.208.54 12:07, 4 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Merge with Perspective correction lens and View_camera#View_camera_movements

A far more comprehensive article is in place for the same topic, and camera movements are not restricted to tilt/shift and thus a bad name for this topic. --antilived^{T | C | G} 07:26, 9 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Text confuses lens tilt and rear standard tilt.

The text on this page also seems to confuse perspective correction (tilt of the rear standard) and control of the focal plane (tilt of the lens). Work needs to be done before it is merged into any other page.