Correcting Distorsion and perspective

[samuel_js]

PTLens works very well.
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Doesn't work with Mac.  

[Craig Lamson]

Doesn't work with Mac. 
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Try this one...

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The CS2 version can be found here:

http://www.kekus.com/download/

[David WM]

Thanks of the suggestion.

I had a look at PTLens website and for Macs was referred to LensfixCl. I downloaded it but it does not seem to include Hasselblad lenses in is supported lenses.

David

PTLens works very well.
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[Kirk Gittings]

Kirk, I really like this advice...but which book? ... or is it all of them!

(I'm eagerly reading this thread and lots else, while I wait for my Mamiya 645 kit and P45 to arrive in a couple of weeks)

Back on a serious note, anybody have any books on architectural / interior they would consider a 'must have'?
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I would suggest workshops. I am teaching one in Prague next summer, but it is a credit university class, not a workshop perse. IMO there are not great books on interior photography out there that are up to date technologically. It is a difficult target to chase. For example, I wrote a small section of a new book on digital printing, that has been postponed twice (two years!) because of new printing technology coming out.

[Craig Lamson]

Thanks of the suggestion.

I had a look at PTLens website and for Macs was referred to LensfixCl. I downloaded it but it does not seem to include Hasselblad lenses in is supported lenses.

David
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You might write and ask.  You might also try the PTlens folks and see if they will add the Hasselblad lenses.  Lensfix uses the PTlens database I think.

[jonstewart]

I would suggest workshops. I am teaching one in Prague next summer, but it is a credit university class, not a workshop perse. IMO there are not great books on interior photography out there that are up to date technologically. It is a difficult target to chase. For example, I wrote a small section of a new book on digital printing, that has been postponed twice (two years!) because of new printing technology coming out.
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I can relate to there being no / few good (up to date) books. We have no bookshops of any scale here, and thus rely on Amazon reader reviews for recommendations. I don't think I've seen one that really impresses me yet.

Thanks