Canon's latest wide-angle tilt-shift optic promises a higher quality over the entire imaging area and a wider range of lens movements over its predecessor.

Excellent optical performance; Very good build quality; Good control over tilt-shift movements; Electronic coupling with Canon EOS cameras

Expensive

habe die linse seit ca. 2 Jahren und werde sie nie mehr hergeben! bietet mehr M?glichkeiten als man annehmen würde. super scharf, tilt selten notwendig.

This lens has exceeded every expectation I had. Total game changer. I shoot architectural and real estate and I wish I added this lens to my collection a long tine ago.

Originally bought for the tilt novelty with only a marginal awareness of the shift attributes, this is now my favorite lens that I use to capture incredible distortion-free panoramas. I typically shoot landscapes and real estate, and this lens offers a range of view beyond anything I've seen.

The Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 L II is the 2nd incarnation of Canon's tilt-shift wide-angle lens. We will elaborate on the tilt-shift (thus TS) function in more detail later on but for starters - the tilt aspect refers to the focus plane which is normally co-planar to the sensor plane.

The reason most people give for not investing in this top tier glass is that perspective correction in software is a cheaper and an efficient option. While it is possible to straighten lines and scew/distort images in software to get a desired result, most people are missing the main point of these...