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more about #tiltshift more comments → twoeightnine: Technically isn't Disney World already a miniaturization, at least Main St. #tiltshiftdisneyworld more » PerspectiveX: It's a small world, after all. #tiltshiftdisneyworld more » PurpleMonkeyDishwasher:: Makes me want to break out my old HO-scale trains and build some landscapes. #tiltshiftdisneyworld more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Wow, this is actually amazingly cool... And making me want to go to Disney World. DAMN YOU! #tiltshiftdisneyworld more » bosskev: Blind photographer? Big deal. In the U.S., we just went through 8 years of having a President with no vision. more » PaddyDugan: Does it seems calloused to ask why a blind man would want to take pictures? To look at later? Share his visual reflections? Seriously, I must be mi... more » UnderLoK: This is ridiculous. I can't take photos that are worth a damn and I can see just fine... more » gemcosta: "(low-end, Dejong admits)" I would hope he admits it. Any photographer would say that the iPhone's camera is pitiful. Nice story, though. more » slawre5: I answered my own question. Sydney, Australia of all places to have mardi gras. more » ripfire: Tits? Shits? and Bulges? Oh no wait.. more » nutbastard: I want tilt-shift goggles for the next time i do a shit load of drugs. Yeah. more » MrBlahBlah: How do the tilt shift results look different from a picture taken a large distance away from the subject, but at a large aperture (f1.8)? more » bosskev: I was going to say (rather snidely) that the reason you buy an expensive tilt-shift lens is for architectural photography, i.e., to keep parallel line... more » jetRink: Does the lens actually reduce the depth of field, or does it just blur the top and bottom of the frame? more » TheCrudMan: Slap this bad boy on your video camera and get some crazy shots...anyone shot any video with this yet? I'd love to see what happens when you pull foc... more » -
#photography
Tilt-Shift Photography Turns Disney World Into Epic Toy Set
Disney World is essentially one big toy model, so in many cases, its miniaturization through the magic of tilt-shift photography ironically looks more natural than actually being there. As as pile of trinkets, Disney World actually seems pretty normal. [TechEBlog] -
#photography
A Blind Photographer (!)
After professional photographer Alex Dejong lost his sight three years ago, he thought his days of taking and editing photos was over. But the iPhone 3GS's VoiceOver feature, plus a few key apps, has given some of his abilities back. More » -
#tiltshift
Puny Humans Return In Tilt-Shift Video
Keith Loutit's tilt shift video returns with two more clips: another relaxing one of the beach and one of Mardi Gras. The beach one (Bathtub IV) is very soothing in an innocent way. [Neatorama] More » -
#cameras
The Coolest Lens You'll See Today Tilts, Shifts and Bulges
Canon's new tilt-shift lens—the glass you need to make amazing photos like this without Photosorcery—is an ultra-wide 17mm piece of kit. Also ultra-wide is its price: $2500. But just look at it. [Dvice] -
#iphoneapps
Tilt-Shift Photography On the iPhone, Sorry Starving Artists
Tilt-shift photography, the popular but fashionable method of making big objects look like tiny models, is now on the iPhone. That's good for pretty much everyone who isn't planning their innovative tilt-shift art show.
