Tilt Shift

[Roadwarrior]

Here's a couple from shots I took at the Pikes Peak International Hillclimb last summer.

That second one is killer. Looks so small..

 

[dhyde79]

don't feel bad dave, I'm with you, tilt shift is definitely not for me either. I shoot for details, doing something to make my details disappear is like kicking me in the goods then insulting my ability to take the pic to begin with. I prefer the ones that make something smaller look bigger and more realistic.

Like this....

 

[ryandavenport]

I think some are better than others. The pikes peak ones are the best that I have seen so far. I don't care for the ones where the truck gets blurred too.

Sent from my DROIDX

 

[Xebra]

(Click on me...twice)

 

[Roadwarrior]

^ And Xebra makes us all look bad.

 

[Xebra]

Nawww, I needed to be further away. It was an OK attempt.

 

[Xebra]

 

[gorillamel]

I still suck at this tilt-shift thing. My attempt (or at least one of the only ones I'm willing to post, haha):

 

[Roadwarrior]

I don't know why, but these don't look as good as I wanted them too.. hmm..

 

[gorillamel]

^oooo I like those! I like the look of the vehicles appearing to be toy cars, haha. Nice job!

 

[Timrich]

Nice Tucker! I like that. Do some more...lol

Sent from my Galaxy S III

 

[Xebra]

OK, one of my first attempts with a TRUE Tilt + Shift Lens:

Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L
Tilt: -8°
ISO 100
1/320
f/3.5



You just can't do this s*** with a regular lens! This is all in-camera, no Photoshop. I have a lot to learn...more to come!

 

[Macland]

Wow, that's incredible man. I look forward to seeing more.

 

[Xebra]

Canon TS-E24mm f/3.5L
Tripod (fixed)
f/11
Shifted -11, 0 +11 stitched together with Photoshop, and instant undistorted panorama!

From the summit of Santa Fe Peak:


Click twice for full resolution