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Taken from Coit Tower in San Francisco. Trying out the fake tilt shift technology...
I'll upload the original next.
My third attempt at Tilt Shift using GIMP and here we see "Toytown Toton" with a lline of sad looking tugs
This is from a set of photos taken from the Spinaker Tower in Pompey, all over the period of about 1 hour.
Equipment:
- Camera - EOS 550D
- Lens - Canon 10-22mm, Canon 28-135mm
Workflow:
- Canon DPP to remove the blue colour cast from the windows and resize down to 1616x1080
- ImageMagick to create tilt-shift effect:
convert {input file} -sigmoidal-contrast 8x60% -modulate 100,150 \( +clone -blur 0x8 \) \( +clone -sparse-color Barycentric '0,0 black 0,%h white' -function polynomial 10,-10,2.5 \) -compose blend -set option:compose:args 100 -composite {output file}
- Avidemux to stitch jpg into an XVid avi
Not sure I've got the ImageMagick stuff quite right for the tiltshift yet.
There are also a few frames where someone wearing light coloured clothes walked behind the camera, which reflected off of the glass.
There's also quite a bit of pixelation on the Flash video.
maybe i should've mentioned this earlier but, they're supposed to look like tiny scale models instead of people.
Playing around with tiltshift on a photograaph I took a few years ago at the old Museum of Transport at Kelvin Hall. The trains now have a different layout at the Riverside Museum where you can sit inside, only thing missing is the bouncing up and down on the seats and Subway oudor.
Another attempt at fake tiltshift. ;)
Taken at Caerlaverock Castle in Dumfriesshire - that's my dad by the way. XD
Made with - tiltshiftmaker.com/photo-processing.php then put in collage by Picasa3..
There is also a Flickr group - flickr.com/groups/tiltshiftmaker/
Do these work do you think?