> Tilt-shift lenses are not so hard to make if using bellows, but most 
> modern
> lenses will not work well with a tilt or a shift, the exit pupil is too 
> small,
> and the depth of field in the film plane is way too small. Most 'good'
> tilt-shift capable lenses are very large old ones with Compur etc 
> shutters. One
> 'lens' that *will* work great with tilt-shift is a pinhole.

How can tilting an (ideal) pinhole make any difference?

-- Bob Ammerman
RAm Systems

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