Computational shift is a quick and dirty fix for a random picture with the – auspiciously, should I say – «misaligned» perspective that can be salvaged without

Computational shift is a quick and dirty fix for a random picture with the – auspiciously, should I say – «misaligned» perspective that can be salvaged without the detriment to the composition. Oftentimes that is not the case, though, and results in a crop anywhere between 25 and 40% completely ruining the composition. Both have their merits, and I occasionally use the computational shift to fix the perspective in my phone camera snapshots with a varying degree of success, but if the circumstances are conducive, I will bring and use my full frame DSLR with the trusted manual TS-E 24mm lens. It is much more fun that way, too. Tilt, however, is a completely different cattle of fish…