Subscribe by EmailTilt-Shift Time-Lapse Videos by Keith Loutit
October 10, 2008 by Kiltak |
In the following clips, Australian photographer Keith Loutit used a tilt-shift camera lens to take pictures of people and objects and make them appear like miniature figurines. He then assembled the shots to build some pretty fantasic-looking time-lapse videos. Watch them right after the jump.
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While cool and beautiful images, this is nothing amazing and is a simple photoshop process. Sincerely doubt there was any special lens involved.
It is a special lense, usually associated with medium and large-format cameras. Ron, there’s no need to sound so cynical.
Heh, sweet. Why does everyone think its photoshop? Must be that they don’t know a thing of what they are talking about.
Uh, no… It IS a special lens.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilt-shift_photography
WTFM(RTFA)
This was really cool!
what was the song in the second video ? the beach video ?
Yep, good tune, had to google the lyrics to find them: Sonido Lasser Drakar
thanks man !@ i forgot you can do that . when you only no a snippet of a song .
Hmmm, can this be accomplished by using a Canon TS-E 24mm or 45mm Tilt-Shift Lens?
Awesome!