Anyone here tried the "fake model" photography ?

Hua Luo Han · 5th March 2006

Got this link from dpreview, i dun have CS to try.

oeyvind · 5th March 2006

u can do it in your camera with a tilt and shift lens.

longkangman · 5th March 2006

It does give me some ideal. Very nice and thanks

Yeah, but the lens are quite ex.

benedium · 5th March 2006

Thanks for finding this link

I didn't really wanna go spend on a tilt and shift. Although I do know LensBaby is a cheaper alternative.

Hua Luo Han · 5th March 2006

someone try liao can post some "models" of our Singapore city ?

Belle&Sebastain · 5th March 2006

90mm will give you very pronounced effects

oeyvind · 5th March 2006

have some old ones here http://www.pbase.com/oeyvind/smt (with TS-E 90mm) and http://www.pbase.com/oeyvind/thaipusam06 (with LensBaby 2.0)

Hua Luo Han · 5th March 2006

The original thread from dpreview.

~Arcanic~ · 5th March 2006

had a little free time, tots it interesting.. gave it a try.. not sure if the original pic i chose was good enough though...

something like this?

I just kinda followed everything on the weblink...

NMSS_2 · 5th March 2006

what the author of the website was trying to do is to mimic a "macro" zoom on a miniture landscape. thus creating a fine line of clearer details across the whole picture while blurring the rest.

Patryk · 5th March 2006

Lol..got some nice results with some photos..quite amusing..haha

AReality · 6th March 2006

Here's my try..

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Prismatic · 6th March 2006

You can check The Bitter Girls blog.
The owner has some very nice shots of scenes in Japan as well as other photography works.
http://blog.so-net.ne.jp/photolog/archive/c22183

blimmer · 6th March 2006

Originally Posted by Prismatic

You can check The Bitter Girls blog.
The owner has some very nice shots of scenes in Japan as well as other photography works.
http://blog.so-net.ne.jp/photolog/archive/c22183

thanks for the link, i almost feel like godzilla looking at the buildings..

philliptan · 6th March 2006

Originally Posted by AReality

Here's my try..

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Nicely done, AR.

yanyewkay · 6th March 2006

my try for local scene.. complete with cars and baots

Hua Luo Han · 6th March 2006

scud · 7th March 2006

Originally Posted by yanyewkay

my try for local scene.. complete with cars and baots

very nice.

yanyewkay · 7th March 2006

think i'm getting addicted to this.. this is fun! hahah

thanks scud and hua luo han..

didn't take more than 5 mins to do! the longest time spent was digging for this old photo

jack_low · 7th March 2006

Wasn't a good picture to start with, but I guess the effects were there. It was fun~

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Hua Luo Han Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Jurong East Posts: 77	Anyone here tried the "fake model" photography ? Got this link from dpreview, i dun have CS to try.

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