Mike-PDX
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Or: Getting used to shooting ultra-wide. 
I just got a new (to me) ultra-wide lens. Its 9-18mm which, for Olympus is 18-36mm equivalent. One of the first things I noticed, and I had heard this from others, is how hard it is to get a level horizon at 9mm. The lens is f/4, requiring the two hand-held interior shots to be at ISO 1250, so they have a bit of noise. I think I'm going to really like this lens!
Here are some of my first shots with it:
Inside the cargo hold of the Spruce Goose looking toward the tail:
Inside the Ford Trimotor:
C&C welcome. Also any advice on how to get the most out of ultra-wide shooting.

I just got a new (to me) ultra-wide lens. Its 9-18mm which, for Olympus is 18-36mm equivalent. One of the first things I noticed, and I had heard this from others, is how hard it is to get a level horizon at 9mm. The lens is f/4, requiring the two hand-held interior shots to be at ISO 1250, so they have a bit of noise. I think I'm going to really like this lens!

Here are some of my first shots with it:
Inside the cargo hold of the Spruce Goose looking toward the tail:
Inside the Ford Trimotor:
C&C welcome. Also any advice on how to get the most out of ultra-wide shooting.