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My first tilt-shift photography experiment! I found a photo that I took awhile back in 2008 on one of our trips that I thought suited it perfectly. There's ways to do this without photoshop, but as I don't have that kind of lens right now, I did it in photoshop. Let me know what you think about it!
(Tilt shift. Colour may be slightly off, colour corrected on an old monitor. Would be nice to have a good camera and 4k monitor.)
I often wish for a quieter life, one that I could have if I just kept my mouth shut and let things go as they would go.
But I don't do that and I find myself taking on tasks that are not only under tight schedules but I have no actual knowledge on how to accomplish them. And sometimes they are being watched over by the people that may reward success, but certainly punish failure.
So I'm in the middle of it all right now and I must shift to a different frame of mind to succeed. Success is important since I like what I do for the most part.
But somehow, I feel like I have some dirt to shovel out of the boss's ditch.
Hayo kita mainan eskapator yuks....let's play with it
Ngeng..ngeng... gruk-gruk.... XD cute!!
Location of new building project around the faculty of agricultural technology - IPB
Wanna come and play?? hehe...
The gear shifter stalk will be cut to length and then threaded so that pretty much any conventional gear knob can be fitted to it.
Note: I did chop and re-do it, it now sits where I want it AND pivots the way I want. Bonus.
To make the Shimano bellcrank work with the Bendix hub, I shortened the shift pin from the Shimano 333 hub to about .625" in length. When the bellcrank is pulled, the pin is pushed and the hub shifts into high. When the bellcrank is released, the pin is also released and the hub shifts back into low.
I'll probably use a friction shift for this hub.
Segundo teste de tilt shift. Feito no Photoshop. Essa ficou melhor que a primeira. Mas ainda tem muito pra melhorar. Melhor visto em tamanho grande.
Experimenting with fake tilt-shifting using the GIMP. Alas, I've only got a Gaussian blur at the moment. Time to search for a proper focal blur plugin.
I like the angle of this one (very Spiderman) but the light level is perhaps too low.
Edit: Here's the same shot, but with a Focal Blur flickr.com/photos/yibble/414868384/
This is now the 3rd time I've made the drive out to middle-of-nowhere, CA aka Coalinga to check out the Airstrip Attack event put on by Shift Sector. As always, it was a fun weekend watching some beautiful and bad *** cars racing down the 1/2 mile strip. lots of high horsepower rides. GTR's were the most abundant in the past, I think the C6's took that spot this time around
shift-s3ctor.com/airstrip-attack-april-19th-20th-2014/
If you're in California, you need to come out to this event! there should be another one later this year, I believe around oct-nov. I know I'll be there again.