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I'm always amazed at the tilt shift effect I'm not sure what visual cues the brain picks up to make a normal scale photo look like a miniature.
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My poor attempt at making a tilt shift. Maybe it was the size of the image or the lack of sunlight.
The shot was taken from the cliff above Mount Bonnell looking down upon the expensive million dollar homes each with its own "mini dock"
Austin, TX
USA
Not the best tilt shift I've done, but snapped this quick shot on the train while we were stopped. I love that Chicago skyline <3
Tilt-shift lens :)
Canon 500D
Canon 18-55 Lens
Bellows to block the light and allows move the lens
lens f = -100mm at the front to to compensate for the space between the lens and the camera
Experimenting the tilt shift effect few minutes after we were airborne from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Various pictures taken using my DIY tilt-shift lens and processed in Lightroom 4 using Matt Kloskowski's 'Tonal Contrast' preset
Tilt-shift view of a NYC Taxi between buildings. Shot from Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center, NYC.
despues de horas probando con el photoshop,con un video tutorial,por que no tengo ni idea del photoshop he conseguido hacer este efecto que parece una maqueta ;) saludos y si quereis ver mas fotos de este tipo ,visitar este grupo www.flickr.com/groups/tilt-shift1-2miniatures/
My first tilt shift try.
A nice view from Eze village (near Nice in Cote d'Azur - south of France)
Hope you'll like it :)
The technique worked like a charm here! Looks like one of those really old Speed Graphics cameras :)
Tilt shift shots produced by holding a M42 lens focused to infinity loosely in front of an eos350d, then tilting until the desired object is in focus. Thanks to Tommy Oshima for the tip! :) the results are a bit hit and miss but looks pretty cool when you get it right!