LOVE this!! Yes, this is what I think of when I hear tilt shift.
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MobiColour RESULT: MC #126 Theme: Tilt Shift - June 25-July 1, 2018
Right?Now THAT’s a good example! Thank goodness you’re judging this week.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
That’s definitely my idea of tilt-shift.
ladies, thank you
(although its not about me this week!!)
The miniature town of Swakopmund:
Another great example of what I think of as tilt-shift. What app did you use Ann?
Oh, but it is John.ladies, thank you
Cambridge Market
Affinity
Affinity
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Oh, but it is John.
Love this Ann!!!!
Love this toooo!!!
I really do love these type of tilt shift images.
Yes
, that's got the miniature effect I was thinking of.
Tonka
Hipsta has a go at simulating a tilt shift with Tinto 1884 and Blanko Freedom 13.
Hipsta has a go at simulating a tilt shift with Tinto 1884 and Blanko Freedom 13.
rizole
It's not even my banana.
After reading FundyBrian's explanation and then reading wider on the net, I went for the fake tilt shift.
Nice one!!
Such a great face... I love this.
Parade detritus
Snapseed
Mini delivery
Glass, Snapseed
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Nice one Ted, I think we have game on now
Here’s Looking at You.
Affinity, elliptical.
Affinity, elliptical.
Alma Wharf in miniature.
Affinity, Depth of Field Blur, linear.
Affinity, Depth of Field Blur, linear.
TS for 2.
Affinity, Depth of Field Blur, Linear.
I posted a version of this image for the Time Stamp logo last week, Here I’ve added just a small amount of Depth of Field Blur to it. It looked pretty much like this before because it is a macro photo shot at a sharp angle which naturally causes the focus to fall off quickly. It’s interesting to see the difference before & after. With the added blur the background out-of-focus highlights are softer edged. Any more drastic fall-off made it too hard to identify the image as a watch face.
When you look at this you realize this is what the tilt-shift effect tries to duplicate.
Affinity, Depth of Field Blur, Linear.
I posted a version of this image for the Time Stamp logo last week, Here I’ve added just a small amount of Depth of Field Blur to it. It looked pretty much like this before because it is a macro photo shot at a sharp angle which naturally causes the focus to fall off quickly. It’s interesting to see the difference before & after. With the added blur the background out-of-focus highlights are softer edged. Any more drastic fall-off made it too hard to identify the image as a watch face.
When you look at this you realize this is what the tilt-shift effect tries to duplicate.
Failed Experiment.
You can see what I was trying to do here. The idea was to have the dog appear to be rising up out of the tilt shift. It required applying the Depth Of Field Blur to a background layer version of the image while the top layer was masked around the dog since the two different planes are in opposition for the usual tilt-shift effect. The problem is that usually when doing this sort of background blur and masking it requires a particular sort of blur so as not to bleed outside of the subject space, as you see above. Unfortunately, The Depth of Field Blur in Affinity only uses Gaussian blur which causes the haloing of the subject.
I photographed the dog running towards me using burst mode but my favourite image was too close to include the lower part of the front leg. I made a composite with a further away photo of the dog in order to extend the foreground and include all of the front leg.
You can see what I was trying to do here. The idea was to have the dog appear to be rising up out of the tilt shift. It required applying the Depth Of Field Blur to a background layer version of the image while the top layer was masked around the dog since the two different planes are in opposition for the usual tilt-shift effect. The problem is that usually when doing this sort of background blur and masking it requires a particular sort of blur so as not to bleed outside of the subject space, as you see above. Unfortunately, The Depth of Field Blur in Affinity only uses Gaussian blur which causes the haloing of the subject.
I photographed the dog running towards me using burst mode but my favourite image was too close to include the lower part of the front leg. I made a composite with a further away photo of the dog in order to extend the foreground and include all of the front leg.
Ford
Glass, Gloomlogue, iColorama
Is this the Glass Tilt Shift app? I didn’t find any tilt shift in it, Just a bunch of other adjustments..