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Photo of the day (April 2008)
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Thats a great video! It took a ton of work! It looks like they basically edited every frame with the tilt-shift method and then put it back together, and added other things...its a fun technique and i have some more works i will post later lol
EDIT: It works best when you take the picture looking down at something, it gives the feel of really looking at a model. Here are a few linkys for you to check out.
http://www.cheapshooter.com/2007/08/24/tilt-shift-photography-its-a-small-world-after-all/
http://www.tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php Not the tutorials i used, but they are all about the same...
http://www.buzzfeed.com/buzz/Tilt-Shift_Photography
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We're finally starting to get some good swells
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3186/2432563375_eaebb0d10b_b.jpg
That's a really great shot. I love his facial expression - "ahh it's closing in from both sides"
So many great surf shots here I'm gonna give it a go.
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel
300 mm at f/320, ISO 400
Costa Rican Crocodile, February 2007
Canon EOS Digital Rebel
300 mm at f/320, ISO 400
Costa Rican Crocodile, February 2007
Thanks for the links
I'm all excited about trying tilt/shift out now..
Haha I totally enjoy making Tilt-Shift pictures...Here's another two for ya
This one is a little fuzzy, but I took it from the window of the Washington Monument, so I have an excuse haha..
Mini-White House
Mini Paris
Give it a try! If it looks bad then i can help you improve it lol or if you want send me a photo and i can apply the technique and then see if you can emulate it...
heres the original tutorial i used
p.s. thats not Paris...Thanks Epcot Disney World hahaha....check out my bloggy, i just posted a couple more on there maybe you can get some inspiration lol wesphoto.blogspot.com
Yes, indeed, English Bay. I took a few other shots, all in the same spot, was focused on the Runners. See here at http://gallery.mac.com/naftalim#100063
That's a really great shot. I love his facial expression - "ahh it's closing in from both sides"
So many great surf shots here I'm gonna give it a go.
Thanks man. Definitely throw some pics from down under up. I want to see how the waves are doing on the other side of the world
I have a rule that I don't start golfing until the Flames (local hockey team) season is done. Out in the first round of the playoffs.
Thanks for all the help Ipodtoucher, I'll definitely show you as soon as I can find a good enough photo to try the effect on..
Here's one for today.. (I was watering my mothers flower garden and got all crazy with the "mist" setting on the hose.. Then realized that the flowers looked really nice for it)
Here's one for today.. (I was watering my mothers flower garden and got all crazy with the "mist" setting on the hose.. Then realized that the flowers looked really nice for it
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Great timing.
I'll give the dive a 9.8, left leg a little bent in otherwise a perfect dive
Here's one for today.. (I was watering my mothers flower garden and got all crazy with the "mist" setting on the hose.. Then realized that the flowers looked really nice for it
^^ Pretty damn cool flower shot! Striking composition; almost expect it to start talking a'la Little Shop of Horrors! I really like the way the background tulip head is heading off outta shot. You know, considerations elsewhere & giving one more to think about. Like the last drawn-out scene to The Soprano's!
Probably not making any sense here at all. As a wise person once said, I could just say "I like it!".
Hey ipodtoucher, have you ever tried to do an HDR picture with the Tilt-shift lens? A few of my office colleagues are curious to see if anybody has tried it, we haven't had much luck finding examples that weren't HDR's with fake tilt shift effect.
Well I've never tried, and there tilt-shift photos i used were JPEG format and HDR works best with Raw...I assume you would just apply the HDR in Photomatix and then apply the tilt-shift technique in Photoshop...I am going back to DC this weekend and will hopefully get some good pics to try it, since now i only shoot RAW hahaha...i will definitely give it a try and see how it turns out...
Okay, here's my attempt at Tilt/Shift. Thanks ipodtoucher for the links.
One handheld RAW // HDR // Shutter: 1/50 // Aperture: f/28.1 // Focal Length: 400 mm // ISO 640
One handheld RAW // HDR // Shutter: 1/50 // Aperture: f/28.1 // Focal Length: 400 mm // ISO 640
Funny how the tilt shift effect is becoming popular all of a sudden...I photoshoped this pic right before the first tilt shift photo was posted in this thread. I wasn't actually going for a tilt shift effect here, just incase it may have looked like I didn't "do it properly".
edit: wow i didn't know there was auto censoring (tilt shiFt typo). that's pretty neat.
edit: wow i didn't know there was auto censoring (tilt shiFt typo). that's pretty neat.
It's an interesting technique. I posted a few using tilt-shift a couple of weeks ago in this thread.
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