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33dollars
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I have ordered a spirit level for my camera. The picture was out by about 1.1° Its a funny location because the Lock to the left is only 100meters away.
Where as the boats on the right are 200meters down the lake. So It does have that sloping look.
Here is a straighter one
Where as the boats on the right are 200meters down the lake. So It does have that sloping look.
Here is a straighter one
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Orol
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Yes, this one was not that big deal. However, it's much better now, isn't it. 
Getting the horizon really horizontal straight in camera during photographing can be sometimes pretty tricky. For instance, when photographing sea scenes from a boat board. I can remember my first trials to catch a sunrise with early compact digital camera with tiny LCD with poor resolution (from today's point of view; that time it was great). No one shot was horizontally OK although trying very hard. I had to rotate every one of them as could not survive a falling water borderline.
Peter
Getting the horizon really horizontal straight in camera during photographing can be sometimes pretty tricky. For instance, when photographing sea scenes from a boat board. I can remember my first trials to catch a sunrise with early compact digital camera with tiny LCD with poor resolution (from today's point of view; that time it was great). No one shot was horizontally OK although trying very hard. I had to rotate every one of them as could not survive a falling water borderline.Peter