Monday, August 16, 2010
DIY Tilt-shift Project for the Miniature Experience
Posted by Lee Yuan Sheng in "Digital Home Articles & Resources" @ 01:00 PM
"Have you ever wondered how tilt-shift miniature photography works and why it looks so strangely convincing? Have you ever wanted to have a tilt-shift lens but couldn't afford the hundreds of dollars needed to buy one? Have you ever wanted to take real tilt-shift photos? Then this short introduction to tilt-shift photography and DIY tilt-shift lens building is probably for you."
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Do you fancy those selective focus photos that make cityscapes and landscapes look like some miniature diorama? Well, it's achieved by using the tilt function in a tilt-shift lens, and here's an article to help you bash your own DIY project if you want to see what this fad is all about. It is becoming a bit of a cliché now (you know it's a cliché when Canon starts including it as an effect filter in their point-and-shoots), so don't overdo it!












