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+--- Thread: How to stop Lens Shift? (/Thread-how-to-stop-lens-shift)
How to stop Lens Shift? - cachewest - 2016-01-28
Hello,
I'm shooting with a Nikon D90 and a nikkor 70-300mm lens. After shooting for nearly 3 hours I noticed my images were significantly misaligned from the first photo. Any idea why this would happen? I know my tripod was secure. I even tested setting my camera and lens on a window seal where no possibility of shifting. Thanks.
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RE: How to stop Lens Shift? - Gunther - 2016-01-28
Did you turn of the VR? (Stabilizer on the lens) - it might introduce such effects.
RE: How to stop Lens Shift? - cachewest - 2016-01-29
Thanks for your reply. VR was turned off.
RE: How to stop Lens Shift? - Gunther - 2016-01-29
Is it something that was introduced in post? Check and equilize the crops of the images, this is the only thing, I could think of.
See: http://forum.lrtimelapse.com/Thread-render-aborts-does-not-export-complete-sequence