Technical Perspective: The best tilt-and-shift lenses

Technical Corrections

Just a small correction on the technical spec of the Hasselblad HTS 1.5. This tilt shift adapter works with five lenses (28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 80mm & 100mm). It can also be used in combination with the three extension tubes.

What about the Zeiss Hartblei Lenses?

What about the Zeiss Hartblei Lenses? They are available now with 40/80/120mm. Read Diglloyed review. This might be the finest lenses you can get.

Zeiss Hartblei link

http://www.hartblei.de/en/optics-by-carl-zeiss.htm

The link for the Zeiss Hartblei SuperRotators as distinct from the Ukranian lenses.

Samyang alternative

The Samyang 24mm due for release in March 2013 may be an interesting lower cost alternative

http://photorumors.com/2012/11/22/samyang-t-s-24mm-f3-5-ed-as-umc-tilt-shift-lens-delayed-till-march-2013/

Small correction

Great article. Thanks.
Small correction. The Rodenstock lenses for Hasselblad only work on Arc body, not the Flexbody.
Flex body uses normal Hasselbald (Zeiss) lenses and offer limited shift but a lot of rear tilt or swing. The image circles are not big enough. The Arc body was designed to overcome this limitation with its own set of lenses that have much bigger image circles. Normal blad lenses cannot be used in it.