Tilt-shift miniature faking is a process in which a photograph of a life-size location or object is manipulated so that it looks like a photograph of a miniature scale model. By distorting the focus of the photo, the artist simulates the shallow depth of field normally encountered with macro lenses making the scene seem much smaller than it actually is. Many miniature faked photographs are taken from a high angle to further simulate the effect of looking down on a miniature. Objects oriented horizontally, such as the train in the first example, make better subjects for tilt-shift miniature faking than vertically oriented objects. Thes videos were created by Keith Loutit. You can see all the videos here http://vimeo.com/keithloutit and check out his website here http://keithloutit.com/
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25 Responses to “Amazing tilt-shift photography video!”
Appology accepted.
Appology accepted.
I wonder which ts …
I wonder which ts lense was used for this film (?)
Maybe a TS-E 45mm or a wider one??
Can Anyone enlight me a bit guys??
mind blowing & …
mind blowing & inspiring
thx
This is really one …
This is really one of the most amazing things I’ve seen in a long time. Whoever created this deserves mucho kudos
WOW…that was …
WOW…that was amazing…lots of work (no doubt) thanx for posting, will add to favorites. loved the song too !!!
Lol cool I was …
Lol cool I was fooled until I saw real ppl
Great work! FS!
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Great work! FS!
China smaller, than I believed it. LOL
absolutely …
absolutely brilliant and creative use of tilt-shift photography combined with time-lapse. Five stars!!!!
Incredible. …
Incredible. Beautifully done!
That was simply …
That was simply awesome.
sry
sry
@krokovaym
is it …
@krokovaym
is it obviously easier to prime than give an answer?
you wrote three? lines instead of giving a simple answer…
@doboslewy
the …
@doboslewy
the last 30 seconds are only about the credits, it’s not even moving!! it’s obviously easier to ask than to look…? Aaaand matthesvk already answered the same question 6 comments below…
splendid work! …
splendid work! what’s the soundtrack?
awesome
awesome
nice! i really …
nice! i really enjoyed watching it!
five stars and more …
five stars and more, top, kind regards eiderfischer
Sydney i love this …
Sydney i love this city
can this be done …
can this be done with a canon xlh1??
@sycomidget109 …
@sycomidget109 thats only one song and name was writen at end of video in credits: With this ship (mister speed remix) by Schroeder/De Backer
sooooo cool! what …
sooooo cool! what camrea did u use?
Way to read the …
Way to read the credits
think that it is …
think that it is Marco, which actually one could get the same effect by taking a shot with a camera with an enormous f/stop and amazing zoom. I would imagine one would have to be in an airplane more likely. What do you think?
But, isn’t it …
But, isn’t it really depth and blur being that the blur that one normally thinks of is just a ratio of f/stop length of lens focal range and where the light happens to land on the focal plane. They are augmenting where the light lands on the focal plan(Sensor) by bending where it will land on the focal plane. With that in mind, wouldn’t you agree that what is being done is real? It looks like a macro shot simply because one gain experience by looking at photos with short DOF and will automatical
What I meant was …
What I meant was that you take a normal videocamera shots. Then you add FAKE depth/blur so it looks like macro shot.