Thank you for another great video. All I can say is you’re an outstanding teacher!

I've been using the Nikon 19mm PC-E for a few years now, absolutely love it, no issues with sharpness or image quality. Have used it on my D850, Z6ii, Z7ii, and Z9.

I've got that lens on my wish list, I appreciate this video, your content is great thanks for sharing .

Dear Sir, i've been watching your videos on/off; learning from a pro artist in the business "specialist" like your good self...sincere, serious & informative unlike others channels that depending only on products features...keep up the good work and reputation :) ... Peace.

Great review. I just picked this lens up last week for Sony mount. It's a game changer.

Thanks for all you do! I love “your” books, they are very helpful. Also, love your book collection.

Uk here and yes, the rooms I have to shoot are tiny compared to the US. I love my Laowa just wish I’d bought it earlier. Game changer. Also there is a correction profile in LR.

I own the Canon 17mm TS-E and pretty much haven't used it in months due to the exact issues you described. In full transparency I'm also running it adapted to my A74 but saw the same results you've shown here and when put next to a G Master it's almost a crime for me to use it when looking at sharpness.

Love the book collection

Thank you for the video- I purchased the Tokina on your recommendation last year- Love the lens- I haven’t found that I have needed a shift lens enough to justify the purchase, but interesting nonetheless. ** I like your book collection by the way ;-)

I've been considering a tilt shift adapter. Seems like you'd have more variety in general

Awesome review Nathan. I recently picked up the 20mm f/4 Shift from Laowa since I found the 15 far too wide and too much chance for extension distortion at least for interiors. The 20mm is fantastic although I still use my RF 14-35 more often as shift lens force you to slow down far too much for day to day real estate IMO. Great review nonetheless. I typically use my 20mm shift outdoors which is amazing!!!

have you used the 15mm f2 zero distortion? does the zero distortion work? do you think for someone that want to get into eral estate photography is a good lens? thanks in advance

Would it be possible to use this lens on the Blackmagic 4k or 6k camera? Would you recommend the blackmagic for an all in one video and photo solution?

Hello Nathan, I just received my new Laowa 15mm Shift lens for a Sony E mount, from B&H. I have a Sony A1. As mentionned in the Laowa instruction, I enable the option Release without Lens. The problem is: When I take a picture in hand-held, I notice in the Live view, the image is shaking and not stabilised when I press the shutter button and the image is not sharp. In order to prevent the image shaking, I had to disable the 'In-body image-stabilization'. Do you have any idea what is the problem? Looks the Laowa 15mm Shift lens does not support Sony A1 'In-body image-stabilization On'. Do you have a solution for this, in order to use my lens with In-body image-stabilization 'On' ? Thanks,

How does the shift differs from increasing your tripod height up and down?

Anyone else pause the video and peep all of the book titles?? 😆 Love the collection and thanks for the informative video!

would this work with teleconverters? What's your take on that

If your camera has a higher resolution sensor, to me it just seems to make more sense to buy a good 12-14mm rectilinear lens and shoot with your camera sideways. Then even in post you can compose up and down or "shift" at will. (so long as your chosen wideangle gives fantastic sharpness at the edge) Since most of what we take as RE photographers just ends up on MLSs anyways, the drop in resolution doesn't really matter, though even on my a7rii the resolution will still be pretty high. Plus, you wouldn't need to deal with all the downsides of this lens, all manual, not weather sealed, no autofocus...etc. To me this lens makes sense for someone looking to take very high resolution photos of architecture and interiors where the loss in pixels wouldn't be acceptable. In those job you typically have more time for each shot as well. Thanks for the review Nathan!