Übersetzung für "Stürzende linien" in Englisch

These apparatus compensate for perspective distortions such as tumbling lines.

Distorted lines can, however, not be corrected in this way.

You can also correct converging verticals when working with cityscapes or architectural images.

Perspective projection distortion occurs in photographs when the film plane is not parallel to lines that are required to be parallel in the photo.

Check your position with the electronic compass and use the virtual horizon to avoid photos with sloping lines.

Distorted lines can therefore be compensated for each beam path separately, so that all the imaged bottles will be substantially upright in the image.

The attempt to create a perspective situation almost entirely devoid of triangles and perspective distortion can only lead to the use of frontal walls.

Instead he created powerful and dynamic images characterized by steep, descending lines, suggested movement and a collage-like contrast between different perspectives, scales and text.

The shift function displaces the lens system in relation to the focal plane, whereby it is able to compensate for converging verticals.

Shift and Tilt lenses offer a parallel shift of the lens. This allows to capture a scene without tilting lines.

The shift function is often used in landscape and architectural photography to prevent falling lines, as perspective distortion is called too, but can also be used for portraits.

Both the effects of converging lines and poor camera angle are corrected automatically.

With the free transform tool (CTRL/CMD-T) I correct the non-parallel verticals and perspective.

The perspective correction is also called correction (or modification) the falling lines.

These converging lines can be prevented with the PC-SUPER-ANGULON 28 mm f/2 .8 just as with adjustable large-format cameras .

Through a horizontal and vertical movement of the lens system about some millimeter, you can achieve the following effects: Elimination of toppling lines on e.g. high buildings (ideal for architecture photography), change of light reflections (e.g. when the photographer is reflected in the motif) as well as lateral shifting (e.g. for getting disturbing objects out of the direct line of sight).

Hugin is based on the Panorama Tools of Panorama Tools. The software offers an extensive range of transformation and correction tools (e.g., removing falling lines).

The reason of the distortion of the vertical lines on the PIX is the wide-angle-lens I used to get the most on the picture:-)

Whether you need an especially high load bearing capacity to use long tele lenses, or you'd like a maximum working height for architecture photography to avoid converging verticals, larger and sturdier is simply better in these cases!