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Cameras

Puny Humans Return In Tilt-Shift Video

1:00PM Jason Chen | Keith Loutit’s tilt shift video returns with two more clips: another relaxing one of the beach and one of Mardi Gras. The beach one (Bathtub IV) is very soothing in an innocent way. [Neatorama] More »
Cameras

The Coolest Lens You’ll See Today Tilts, Shifts and Bulges

6:40AM Matt Buchanan | Canon’s new tilt-shift lens—the glass you need to make amazing photos like this without Photosorcery—is an ultra-wide 17mm piece of kit. Also ultra-wide is its price: $US2500. But just look at it. [Dvice] More »
Cameras

Star Wars Tilt-Shift Photos Convert Fanboys Into Their Beloved Action Figures

1:30PM Jesus Diaz | I find these Star Wars images fascinating. They are not special because of the technique: We have featured amazing tilt-shift photography before. What makes these special is the combination of technique and subject matter. More »
Software

Tilt-Shift Photography On the iPhone, Sorry Starving Artists

11:49PM Mark Wilson | Tilt-shift photography, the popular but fashionable method of making big objects look like tiny models, is now on the iPhone. That’s good for pretty much everyone who isn’t planning their innovative tilt-shift art show. More »
Entertainment

Tilt-Shift Video Makes Demolition Derby Look Even Sillier

5:30AM Jesus Diaz | This is one of the most amazing pieces of eye candy I’ve found in a long time: A demolition derby–full of monster trucks, scrap cars, and even a giant Godzilla–filmed with tilt-shift photography, then put together in a time-lapse video. The final effect is extraordinary. More »
Cameras

Amazing Tilt-Shift Time-Lapse Videos Make Lilliputians of Us All

3:45AM John Mahoney | Tilt-shift lenses sit off-centre of the film (or sensor) plane of your camera to produce photos with extremely limited depth of field, giving the effect of a macro shot of a tiny scene. When the effect is matched with the surreal speed boost of many stills strung together into a time-lapse movie (here by Keith Loutit), we get the other-worldly privilege of seeing real Australian beach goers as an elaborate Playmobil scape. Or Sydney Harbour in a bath tub… More »