IR + "Toy" Sports Photography Article

deadpixel · 4th July 2007

There's a short but interesting article in the August 2007 Issue of Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine. The writer explains his use of a IR converted Canon 10D with tilt-shift lenses.

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ullyss · 4th July 2007

share the article will ya

got my adapter! waiting to play with your T/S!

etegration · 7th July 2007

teerex · 12th July 2007

Sharing some of my "toy" shots done some time back.

IR converted D70 with software simulated "toy" effect.

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etegration · 15th July 2007

Originally Posted by teerex

Sharing some of my "toy" shots done some time back.

IR converted D70 with software simulated "toy" effect.

nice!

ikiri · 16th July 2007

interesting...

naresh666 · 16th July 2007

wow. i am really intrigued by this toy effect. could someone explain how and why this happens?

teerex · 16th July 2007

Originally Posted by etegration

nice!

Thks. Your 360 panos are

Incastasman · 17th July 2007

Wahhh

really looks like toy.. nice nice..

adamdewilde · 25th July 2007

Originally Posted by naresh666

wow. i am really intrigued by this toy effect. could someone explain how and why this happens?

The DOF is made very thin, it tricks your eye into thinking everything is very small in scale.

Think macro photography, it has paper thin DOF, now apply the thin DOF to a otherwise infinit focused image, and your brain is tricked into believing that the image its seeing is very small in scale.

You can achieve this in higher quality by using a TS-E lens (it has other advantages as well), or as mentioned by the poster, in photoshop.

Take care,
Adam

ark19 · 26th July 2007

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Enjoy

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deadpixel Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: East Posts: 1,252	IR + "Toy" Sports Photography Article There's a short but interesting article in the August 2007 Issue of Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine. The writer explains his use of a IR converted Canon 10D with tilt-shift lenses. _ __________________ My Gallery IR Photography Black & White

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