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Q: Architectural converging lines

A: With a rigid camera the unnatural look of converging lines, as in architectural and table top shots, cannot be corrected. However, a camera such as an ALPA SWA (with "rise") or with the ALPA MAX with "rise", "fall" left and right, it is possible to keep the film plane perpendicular to the subject and by using its rise and fall functionality, which allows you to control the convergence of lines.

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