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It definitely took some getting used to, and I unintentionally made it even more of an adventure by heading out at night (the only free time I had that day). You will surely want to have this mounted on a tripod as you learn it. The 'tilt' was the more obviously "fun" control, allowing to get that narrow band of focus that I find ultra enticing.
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As for the 'shift' control, the are probably more normal things to use it for, but I found it simply to be an easy way build a panorama shot.
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And while I was busy testing the 24mm PC-E, Rosy was having fun with the 85mm 1.8 that is so great for low light work.
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