Tilt Shift

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6 Comments By Chris Tingom on March 15, 2006

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Looking around online I discovered a whole string of photos with the tilt shift effect. It turns out most of the people making these aren’t using the special lens attachment to do this — instead it’s all done in Photoshop.

And I must say it’s a great idea. I followed these instructions and made a few of my own.

My great-great-great grandmother’s home in Sweden.

Catalina Island.

Bergen, Norway.

Prescott, AZ.

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Comment posted by Mark
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Wow the photos of your great grandmother’s home and the Catalina Islands really came out great! I’ve got some photos of Cozumel that I’ll have to try that with.

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Comment posted by Botman
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That’s pretty cool actually. Without realizing what you were trying to do, I was going to say it looks like a model!

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Comment posted by Thomas Chapin
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The catalina islands photo is really spot on. Perfect angle for that effect. Totally looks like a miniature.