I must admit as a photographer I have a few pet peeves. Probably the one at the top of the list is a horizon that is not level. I’ve seen sunrise and sunset photographs of the ocean and the horizon was tilted. I wonder what keeps the ocean from sloshing around and sending a huge tidal wave to South America or Nova Scotia.
I know the situation can easily be corrected in Photoshop but doing so will result in pixels being deleted when the images are re-cropped. There is a nifty little gadget available that will help, the two-axis bubble level. Just slide the level into the hot shoe adapter and line up the bubbles using your tripod head adjustments. It will work in both the landscape and portrait modes. Give one a try and save those precious pixels from the crop tool.
