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Experiment in tilt-shift effect on the picture of a car on fire in Brussels, for a blogpost at houbi.com/?p=623.
This was when bystanders and a police patrol that was in the neighbourhood tried to put out the fire. They only had a little bit of success when they pulled out the firehose from my office building onto the street. But the fire kept coming back. Then the firemen arrived.
The orginal picture (made with an Iphone btw) is this one.
The steps are as in this tutorial.
another mess around with tilt shift to try and make the photo a bit more interesting...no tripod so high iso .. quite like the dark figures against the lights
Picture of boats on the Danube and the Parliament.
Taken from Várhegy Hills, with a Tilt Shift Effect.
Budapest, Hungary.
Sony A7 II, Sony Zeiss 55.
20 de marzo 2009, Pingan, China
¿He conseguido el efecto o no? Decidme!!
Does it seem a tilt-shift???
My first attempt at "Tilt-Shift" pictures. Will try to take more photos like this, so maybe the pictures could be better.
CREX 1328, 1331, BNSF 769, and SW 3103 round the bend at Santa Fe Junction in Kansas City on 3/5/2015.
Nikon 50mm f1.8 e series + sony a7+tilt shift adapter.
Super impressed with the sharpness of this lens, that isn't cleanes yet
Real tilt shift lenses allow photographers to manipulate the focal plane of the lens in order to achieve different effects or to minimize things such as the unnatural look of a tall building when shot upwards from a low angle. One common use is to shoot from a high angle to achieve a miniaturized look.
I recently became aware of an online editing tool that mimics some of the features of a tilt shift lens and decided to give it a try. The image above was made with tiltshiftmaker.com/ from this original. Please view large for a better view.
While on the subject of tilt shift, this video by Keith Loutit is easily the coolest thing I have ever seen done with such a lens. I highly recommend checking it out; It's some super cool photography and a lot of fun too!
Photo taken in Elysian Park (Los Angeles, CA USA).
Smithsonian Natural History Museum
I like how the condensed perspective makes the elephant seem more "alive" than the tourists.
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An experiment with tilt shift software - 7802 prepares to leave Bewdley for Kidderminster, hauling one of the Severn Valley Railway's 2017 Santa Specials.
The theme this week was "tilt shift".
First time doing this.
I thought it was a little silly.
Had to search for higher ground and waited until the 11th hour.
So here it is.
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This is a section of the lower level lobby of the Chicopee Public Library in the city of Chicopee, Massachusetts.
They were having a book sale and I picked up a hard cover by James Patterson for 50¢
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Week 10:52 Tilt Shift (March 4th - March 10th)
My latest attempt at tilt-shifting. Quite pleased with how its turned out. Original photo taken from a bridge, just outside of Chepstow on the England / Wales Border.
Best viewed at one of the larger sizes.
Tilt shift effect applied using Photoshop (original photo: Beaver Stadium facing south, 2001 Photo: Greg Grieco)
This is a picture of Trebah Garden I took using my Canon 600d & 18-55 STM lens, but then subsequently edited using a tilt-shift effect on my Lumia 640 smartphone, with Lumia Creative Studio.
Part of a set I shot a couple of years ago, using the HTS1.5 Tilt-Shift adaptor by Hasselblad.
The adaptor goes on the body of my H4, then you can attach any lens to it. 80mm becomes 120mm (about 75mm in full-frame DSLR world).
Tilt and shift available. If you rotate the adaptor, you can get shift and swing.
Shot handheld. I tend to find the tripod annoying when the movements are so fine to get focus. Whole rig weighs in at about 7kgs.
Hasselblad H4D-40
HTS1.5 tilt-shift adaptor
HC-80mm f/2.8
東引島 - 中柱港碼頭 [ 東引島之旅 Trip of Dong-Yin Island ]
Canon EOS 30D + Tamron SP AF 17-50mm f/2.8 XR Di II
+ Adobe Photoshop CS ( Tilt-shift miniature fake )
移軸鏡 ( Tilt-shift Lens ) ：
改變光線進入鏡頭成像的角度來達到矯正透視變形的問題。不過在目前我們使用135系統因為鏡頭先天的設計，移軸效果不如大型相機 (4 x 5 或 8 x 10 等蛇腹形相機) 那麼優異，但對於只是一般拍攝建築物其實效果再好不過囉！
使用教學 Instructions：
1. 利用 Photoshop CS2 導正 (鏡頭) 影像扭曲
Correcting Lens Distortion in Photoshop CS2：
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/correctinglensdistortion.htm
2. 利用 Photoshop CS2 模擬移軸鏡效果
Tilt-Shift Miniature Fake Technique in Photoshop CS2：
www.photographyjam.com/articles/52/the-tilt-shift-miniatu...
August 17~20, 2006
by Yueh-Hua