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What I should have said was,  barrel distortion .
Look at the sign with the Red arrow, it looks its going to fall over , i checked that sign , its dead straight , also the houses look destrored , like there leaning to the left ..

fans9b67e766 Posted at 6-25 06:49
What I should have said was,  barrel distortion .
Look at the sign with the Red arrow, it looks its going to fall over , i checked that sign , its dead straight , also the houses look destrored , like there leaning to the left ..

If you want to demonstrate distortion, that's not the photo to use.

Labroides Posted at 6-25 06:58
If you want to demonstrate distortion, that's not the photo to use.

Why can you not see the issue

fans9b67e766 Posted at 6-25 07:01
Why can you not see the issue

I can see red arrows but can't tell what they are pointing to.
The photo has no conspicuous straight lines and it would be hard to tell if it exhibits distortion or not.
If the distortion is so bad, you should be able to find a subject that shows it better.

I'm pointing to the  the big grey sign on the left of the frame

Labroides Posted at 6-25 07:29
I can see red arrows but can't tell what they are pointing to.
The photo has no conspicuous straight lines and it would be hard to tell if it exhibits distortion or not.
If the distortion is so bad, you should be able to find a subject that shows it better.

Im pointing to the big grey sign on the left sise of the frame , it looks like its falling over

fans9b67e766 Posted at 6-25 07:36
Im pointing to the big grey sign on the left sise of the frame , it looks like its falling over

If you are thinking that the verticals on the left are leaning left and those on the right are leaning right,
That's not distortion.
That's normal and it's what happens when you use a wideangle lens looking downwards.
If the lens is looking up, the verticals would look like they were falling inwards.
That's just wideangle lenses.
If you want verticals to be vertical, you have to be careful to keep the camera horizontal

https://pixelcraft.photo.blog/20 ... he-keystone-effect/

Labroides Posted at 6-25 07:41
If you are thinking that the verticals on the left are leaning left and those on the right are leaning right,
That's not distortion.
That's normal and it's what happens when you use a wideangle lens looking downwards.

Ok thanks for the input

I'm not sure if we can judge any distortion on this image.
Try and shoot straight lines without (preferably without perspective shift)