I just remembered that a while ago, I posted a video showing some tilt-shift photography. It’s kinda neat. I might see if I can do more.
It’s pretty short, sadly.
I think I can do quite a bit better now. What do you think?
Tilt-shift photography is when you take pictures, and try to put an effect that makes everything look like miniatures / toys. Did I do it well?
I get the feel of it being mini, but almost too mini, also, not sure if it’s just my eyes, but I see more of a blur, than what feels like a focus lost at things not in the zone of focus, or perhaps it’s poor placement of the focus centre I was noticing?
Basically all I did was put a blur effect on the bottom and top of the screen, sometimes lower or higher.
God that seems like a pain in the ass, kudos to you and your patience.
I agree with Weeve. I feel like the effect is poorly placed in most of them. Most tilt-shift pictures I’ve seen have at least some area they’re trying to give focus to while the video seems to just have it wherever.
Here’s some tilt-shift’s I’ve made for example.
[quote] I agree with Weeve. I feel like the effect is poorly placed in most of them. Most tilt-shift pictures I’ve seen have at least some area they’re trying to give focus to while the video seems to just have it wherever.
Here’s some tilt-shift’s I’ve made for example.
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I love the last one. Definitely the best. xD
Here’s me trying to do it with a smooth-terrain showcase I made.
edit : sorry about the quality. D:
I think it still looks really interesting. 
edit : And yes, I think I could have done better- that was probably like a year and a half ago, though.
You’re supposed to blur far and near objects. The brain decides it’s size based on the area of focused.
