More Tilt Shift
Speaking of Stormtroopers… I saw this post on Gizmodo (via the Star Wars Blog) about some new tilt shift photos. I wrote about tilt shift in an earlier post, but the idea is to make the subject of the photo look tiny by creating a narrow depth of field. Photographing people dressed up like Stormtroopers and making them look like they’re action figures is an incredible idea!
When I was looking at the photos I noticed that the photo was filtered through TiltShiftMaker.com. It looks like they’re using a filter to create the shallow depth of field created by the tilt shift lens adapter. Upload a photo to their site and run it through the filter and your done. I used a similar technique when I was creating the Background for the CarboTron animation.
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