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I found the TiltShift Maker website a couple of weeks ago, but forgot about it. If I visit Hill 582 again, I'll remember to take more pictures that might work with it.
The mount is an abomination of cardboard and gaffer tape, but I love it.
The base is a toilet paper tube with a rectangular window cut all the way through it. The lens itself is an eBay find ($6, shipped) that has proven to be quite versatile. We've even used it as a smartphone projector. It apparently originated as a condenser lens for a Kodak Ektagraphic projector and measures about 2" x 2 1/8". It biconvex and about 1/2" thick in the center, but much thinner at the edges.
Eventually I plan to mount it on a cannibalized PKA-mount. This will allow me to use a mechanical diaphragm instead of my current hole-in-cardboard aperture. It will also convince my camera to allow the use of functions like wireless flash control and high-speed flash despite the DIY nature of the lens.
Today I can use it by pressing it against my cardboard aperture, which in turn is pressed against a series of macro extension tubes mounted on the camera. It produces some strange images.
Nia wanted to wear the pumpkin hat I knitted for her last year to go with the pumpkin pies. It's a pumpkin party! Happy Thanksgiving to my American Flickr friends!
Took advantage of the beautiful weather today to walk and drive to as many places as we could to take pictures. We started the day at Olin Park, and ventured onto the ice for some pictures.
أهلاً
اليوم حبيت انزل صورة وان شاء الله تعجبكم
هيا صورة عاديه بس مع التأثير صارت كدا
تأثير جدا جمييل وتحس اللي بالصورة زي الالعاب
هنا الدرس
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ويعطيكم العافيه يارب
Hope u like it
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Camera: 1950 4x5 RHS Camera with front tilt
Lens: Schneider-Kreuznach f/5.6 150mm
Paper negative: Kodak Kodabromide F5
Exposition: ISO 3
Developed with Caffenol CM by inspection under a safe light
A photoshopped tilt-shift version of a picture in my album. Took this from Rt. 60 near Hawk's Nest. Explored Feb. 20, 2007.
. . . BETTER on black . . . Via Fluidr . . . (then click on image to view details LARGE) . . . bigger is definitely better
. . . You may like to try www.tiltshiftmaker.com to upload your image and use online software to add tiltshift effect to images . . .