Tilt-Shifted Kids at surf beach

BlinkingsBlinkings Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
edited January 26, 2009 in People
:)
All the best,
Andrew

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  • NateWNateW Registered Users Posts: 137 Major grins
    edited January 25, 2009
    Very interesting! clap.gif

    Could you give some tech details?headscratch.gif
    (Lens, setup, how the heck it got that way, etc.?)
    NateW
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  • BlinkingsBlinkings Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    Hehe here is some info on Tilt-Shift photography that is a far clearer than anything I could ramble out!
    http://www.freephotoresources.com/so-what-is-tilt-shift-photography/
    All the best,
    Andrew
  • NateWNateW Registered Users Posts: 137 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    So I get what it is (tilt-shift, that is), just not how you got to the stage you're at.
    For example; I'm having difficulty even telling if the people are real! (are they models as in model trains? I hope that gets my idea across, at least.)

    I've thought for years about getting a PC lens, but in the end decided that I could spend the $$ on something else more effectively. Maybe I was wrong?

    For example: was this just a vertical tilt? Or a vert + some horiz tilt? Or PP?
    I'm struggling!ne_nau.gif Help me out! Thanks!!
    NateW
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    Member, Livingston County Photographers Group (http://livcophotographers.com)

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  • goldilocksandmy3bearsgoldilocksandmy3bears Registered Users Posts: 423 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    maybe this will help??ne_nau.gif
    http://digitalopia.com/tilt-shift-photography-tutorial/
    Can the effect still be done in a high aperture such as 5.8?? - if the photograph is taken looking down at an object(s)....
    Courtney
  • BlinkingsBlinkings Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    Yes they are very much real people! No toy kids or dolls were harmed or used in this experiment!rolleyes1.gif
    All the best,
    Andrew
  • BlinkingsBlinkings Registered Users Posts: 124 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    goldilocksandmy3bears wrote:
    maybe this will help??ne_nau.gif
    http://digitalopia.com/tilt-shift-photography-tutorial/
    Can the effect still be done in a high aperture such as 5.8?? - if the photograph is taken looking down at an object(s)....
    As I say I am still learning and reading heaps of info on the subject. Thanks for including some more info.
    All the best,
    Andrew
  • TrevlanTrevlan Registered Users Posts: 649 Major grins
    edited January 26, 2009
    Tilt shift photography is very interesting. There is a way to do this in photoshop, but the pictures don't have the same impact. Lensbaby, from what I hear, has a decent TS lense.
    Frank Martinez
    Nikon Shooter
    It's all about the moment...
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