Tilt-Photography

[KingDiamond 0]

Incredible!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_1zzPCnyOI

[KingDiamond 0]

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/16/beautiful-examples-of-tilt-shift-photography/

[champu 1]

It's a fun effect for skydiving photos too.

(no, I don't and would not actually recommend jumping with a T/S lens)

[Andy0689 0]

It's a great effect for photography and looks really cool for skydiving too. Are you jumping a true T/S lens or a lens baby?

Andy
I'll believe it when I see it on YouTube!

[KingDiamond 0]

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It's a fun effect for skydiving photos too.

(no, I don't and would not actually recommend jumping with a T/S lens)

Wow!!! those look great

[turtlespeed 226]

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It's a fun effect for skydiving photos too.

(no, I don't and would not actually recommend jumping with a T/S lens)

Wow!!! those look great

And only about 2k for a lens.

I'm not usually into the whole 3-way thing, but you got me a little excited with that. - Skymama
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[champu 1]

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It's a great effect for photography and looks really cool for skydiving too. Are you jumping a true T/S lens or a lens baby?

Neither actually. As I mentioned in my previous post, trying to set up a tilt lens for a particular shot on a skydive and then shoot without using the viewfinder (particularly for a shot like that tracking dive where I was flying atmonauti with my head turned 90deg over my right shoulder) would be extremely difficult and I wouldn't recommend it.

Luckily, if you understand what tilt photography does to a scene and have some photoshop ingenuity (and a wacom tablet) you can achieve the same effect in post.

Sorry if that ruins the mystique.

[Peej 0]

There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

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[mutumbo 0]

Speakin of iphones. I was looking at DZ on mine and the letters were so small i thought it said TIT photography and i got my hopes up! :(

But either way those are some kickass shots.

Thanatos340(on landing rounds)--
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[murrays 0]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Here are a few shots I processed using Tilt SHift Generator on the iPad. Great little App.

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Murray

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[Jewels 0]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Just downloaded it--thanks for mentioning it!

TPM Sister #102

[champu 1]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Here are a few shots I processed using Tilt SHift Generator on the iPad. Great little App.

Pretty snazzy.

Does the app just have you draw a line through the image and it does the rest? I ask because that might make getting 3D (skydiving) scenes to look right somewhat difficult.

[murrays 0]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Here are a few shots I processed using Tilt SHift Generator on the iPad. Great little App.

Pretty snazzy.

Does the app just have you draw a line through the image and it does the rest? I ask because that might make getting 3D (skydiving) scenes to look right somewhat difficult.

You can set the area of focus using a line across the image or circular. The area of focus is adjustable by the usual squeeze/stretch touch motions. The saturation, vignetting, exposure is adjusted using on screen touch sliders...it is a slick little app. I like the results and it is extremely easy to use.

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Murray

"No tyranny is so irksome as petty tyranny: the officious demands of policemen, government clerks, and electromechanical gadgets." - Edward Abbey

[thrillstalker 0]

i did my internship with this guy http://kengehle.com/

he does some amazing work tilt shit lenses.

blue skies ken

"Never grow a wishbone, where your backbone ought to be."

[Peej 0]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Here are a few shots I processed using Tilt SHift Generator on the iPad. Great little App.

Nicely done!

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[Peej 0]

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There's also a great App for the iPhone and iPad called "tilt shift generator" - you could snap the shots and pull them either onto the phone or the pad and get the same effect.

Just downloaded it--thanks for mentioning it!

No worries

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[MikeJD 0]

Before I read the article, I could see that it made everything look like a toy but I couldn't quite figure out why.

Funny what simple mechanisms the brain uses to determine this stuff.