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Originally Posted by 66521
..............However, my problem is that, generally whenever I take a photo on very low or no zoom at all, I find that the front of the train may be clearly visible, but the rear often seems to be so far away from the camera that it disappears basically to a point in the distance. The opposite distortion then becomes a problem. Nearby objects appear vastly larger than distant ones so photographing a train of any appreciable length is almost pointless.
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This is obviously where we differ Darryl. To me having the rear of the train disappearing into the distance is not a problem but simply a fact of life. That is how it appears to the naked eye. To you it is a distortion that you choose to correct artificially. As I said it's all down to personal taste.