tilt and shift fake cool effect

heffsarmy · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

I found this link, its excellent, going to give its a try.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/5931937...7594076422236/

primoz · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Some of them (actually most of them) are quite nice, while few are... well missed

Here's one of my samples

spiky_simon · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Those are pretty cool -I'm going to have to give that a go!

PetKal · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by primoz

Some of them (actually most of them) are quite nice, while few are... well missed

Here's one of my samples

Primoz, Primoz.....too much of that thin Triglav air seems to have made you giddy when you took that sample photo: why was it shot thru a coke bottle ?

spencer87 · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

those are awesome, thanks for sharing the link

primoz · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

It wasn't coke bottle but beer bottle

Well original photo is plain and boring, but it was shoot with this in mind. You can't just go and change it this way any photo you want. Actually you can, but effect won't be right one... at least I didn't manage to convert all "normal" photos this way. But it's true most of my are sport photos where you have a bit less options for playing like this.
And there's nothing like thin air on low altitudes like Triglav

schmoelzel · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

My 45 TS-E is on it's way from B & H so I can hopefully accomplish the real-thing and not have to fake it!!

arvin.07 · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

HhAhhah that's so awesome! i never really thought about using TS stuff like that.. haha.. cool.

"look, wow, wat a great toy model... what? they're real?!"

05Xrunner · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Yea I thought the same thing..it all lookd like it was pics taken on some toy train setup. I didnt realize it was real at first

Thordic · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

I thought it was models at first too. I was gonna say, wow they make some accurate models.

How exactly are they getting that effect? Its really damn cool. Its been a while since I've been wowed by the neato factor of something, but this one hooked me. Is there a page on this style somewhere?

arvin.07 · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

they get that by using tilt-shift lenses or bellows for larger cameras..

lol, i thought they were only used for a single building for architectural shots, but wow..

sarae · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Thordic

I thought it was models at first too. I was gonna say, wow they make some accurate models.

How exactly are they getting that effect? Its really damn cool. Its been a while since I've been wowed by the neato factor of something, but this one hooked me. Is there a page on this style somewhere?

This page gives some instructions on how to fake the tilt-shift look: http://recedinghairline.co.uk/tutorials/fakemodel/

This discussion on flickr has some more tips: http://www.flickr.com/groups/5931937...7594072109846/

wazmunstr · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

wait, where do you get minature things like that? they look hella smaller than model railroading structures!

*edit* ok im an idiot... wow they really look like miniatures!

PetKal · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by schmoelzel

My 45 TS-E is on it's way from B & H so I can hopefully accomplish the real-thing and not have to fake it!!

So what can we expect now from you Michael ? Perspective corrected portraits of Julia ?
Julia's eyes in focus, everything else a blur ?

Congratulations on that fine objektiv.
BTW, why did you select the 45 ? Because it's an L ? Focal length ?

schmoelzel · 29th of March 2006 (Wed)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pet-Kal

So what can we expect now from you Michael ? Perspective corrected portraits of Julia ?
Julia's eyes in focus, everything else a blur ?

Congratulations on that fine objektiv.
BTW, why did you select the 45 ? Because it's an L ? Focal length ?

Actually, only the 24 TS-E is an L. This is just a 'regular' lens. It was either this or the 90 TS-E. They are both considered very good but I have the 90mm range covered and I really liked shots that were taken with sGu here on the forums so that made my decision easy!! It will actually be the first lens that I have bought brand new!! Very hard for a gear scavenger such as myself to buy new!!

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heffsarmy Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Dublin Ireland Posts: 162	tilt and shift fake cool effect I found this link, its excellent, going to give its a try. http://www.flickr.com/groups/5931937...7594076422236/

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primoz POTN Sports Photographer of the year 2005 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Anywhere where ski World cup makes its stop Posts: 2,502	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect Some of them (actually most of them) are quite nice, while few are... well missed Here's one of my samples __________________ PhotoSI \| Latest sport photos

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spiky_simon Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 69 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect Those are pretty cool -I'm going to have to give that a go! __________________ PhotographyJam - latest article: Easy High Quality Panoramic Montages Using Autostitch

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spencer87 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,128	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect those are awesome, thanks for sharing the link

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primoz POTN Sports Photographer of the year 2005 Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Anywhere where ski World cup makes its stop Posts: 2,502	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect It wasn't coke bottle but beer bottle Well original photo is plain and boring, but it was shoot with this in mind. You can't just go and change it this way any photo you want. Actually you can, but effect won't be right one... at least I didn't manage to convert all "normal" photos this way. But it's true most of my are sport photos where you have a bit less options for playing like this. And there's nothing like thin air on low altitudes like Triglav __________________ PhotoSI \| Latest sport photos

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schmoelzel Lord of the Holy Trinity Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: London (Canada) Posts: 1,825 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect My 45 TS-E is on it's way from B & H so I can hopefully accomplish the real-thing and not have to fake it!!

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arvin.07 Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Loma Linda, CA Posts: 147 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect HhAhhah that's so awesome! i never really thought about using TS stuff like that.. haha.. cool. "look, wow, wat a great toy model... what? they're real?!" __________________ - Arvin [ Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT ][ EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 USM ][ EF 50mm f/1.8 II ][ EF 28mm f/1.8 ][ Speedlite 580EX II ]

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05Xrunner Goldmember, Flipflopper. Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Pittsburgh PA Posts: 4,437	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect Yea I thought the same thing..it all lookd like it was pics taken on some toy train setup. I didnt realize it was real at first __________________ My gear Canon 7D\|Sigma 30 1.4 EX\|Canon 17-55 IS\|Canon 85 1.8\|Canon 135L\|Canon 100-400L\|Canon 430exII Speedlight

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Thordic Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Cedar Grove, NJ Posts: 323 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: tilt and shift fake cool effect I thought it was models at first too. I was gonna say, wow they make some accurate models. How exactly are they getting that effect? Its really damn cool. Its been a while since I've been wowed by the neato factor of something, but this one hooked me. Is there a page on this style somewhere? __________________ 20D w/ Battery Grip + 300D w/ Battery Grip + Sigma EF-500 DG Super + Sigma 30mm 1.4 + Canon 50mm 1.8 + Sigma 24-70mm 2.8 + Tamron 75-300mm + Sigma 10-20mm + Canon 70-200 2.8L + Sigma 50-500mm DG + Manfrotto 679B Monopod + Manfrotto 3011BN Tripod + Manfrotto 484RC2 ballhead + Dynatran ATH918S Pistolgrip Ballhead All jammed into a Rolling CompuTrekker AW and Crumpler 6 Million Dollar Home

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