Scheimpflug Singapore

[Prismatic]

Had some fun over the weekend after a long hiatus from shooting. It was very tiring trying to find suitable high vantage points, so a couple of the shots weren't very well executed.
Thanks for viewing!

[Prismatic]

[xtemujin]

Very nice series.

Combat engineer with assault boat.

[mattlock]

shouldn't it be tilt & swing singapore

[sprintist]

nice series!

[zero o]

Nice .. i like the men @ work, merlion and container terminal ...
pardon my ignorance, but this is done lensbaby ?

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

Originally Posted by zero o Nice .. i like the men @ work, merlion and container terminal ... pardon my ignorance, but this is done lensbaby ?

Tilt Shift Lens from a distance.

[giantcanopy]

Thanks for sharing Prismatic!

I myself am pretty interested in tilt photog as well!

Originally Posted by mattlock shouldn't it be tilt & swing singapore

Scheimpflug describes the physics behind tilt.

Ryan

[Prismatic]

Thanks for the comments, everyone!

Originally Posted by mattlock shouldn't it be tilt & swing singapore

Well, I am quite intrigued by the name Scheimpflug lah. I have no idea how it's supposed to sound actually. Spleen-fuge? scheme-fug?

Originally Posted by zero o Nice .. i like the men @ work, merlion and container terminal ... pardon my ignorance, but this is done lensbaby ?

As DCA mentioned, it's done with a tilt-shift lens. Theoretical you can do the same with a Lensbaby, but I have tried it and the effect isn't
as clean and distinct. In terms of ease of use and effort, a tilt-shift lens is still the most convenient way to achieve the effect.

[razor]

Nice effect. Looks like miniatures..

yeah.. how do u pronounce "Scheimpflug"??

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

Originally Posted by Prismatic Thanks for the comments, everyone! Well, I am quite intrigued by the name Scheimpflug lah. I have no idea how it's supposed to sound actually. Spleen-fuge? scheme-fug? As DCA mentioned, it's done with a tilt-shift lens. Theoretical you can do the same with a Lensbaby, but I have tried it and the effect isn't as clean and distinct. In terms of ease of use and effort, a tilt-shift lens is still the most convenient way to achieve the effect.

lens baby not as prominent and the focusing is hard.

a t/s lens is simple cos you just tilt all the way the opposite of getting a full sharp pic (its original intention) and you can focus to see where you want the focus to be.

its best to use with a FF body as the bokeh gets even wider.

[clioboy]

brought me back to my diorama days!

nice shots!!

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

Originally Posted by razor Nice effect. Looks like miniatures.. yeah.. how do u pronounce "Scheimpflug"??

sh*t.and.plug lol...

nah... its actually named after the inventor/creator.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Scheimpflug

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

Originally Posted by Del_CtrlnoAlt sh*t.and.plug lol... nah... its actually named after the inventor/creator. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodor_Scheimpflug

http://photonotes.org/cgi-bin/entry....pflugprinciple

ok, someone said its shime-fluke...

hmm, like i go SLT, hi, i wan a Fluke Tester... then the lady will say, SIMI FLUKE?

[zero o]

Originally Posted by Del_CtrlnoAlt Tilt Shift Lens from a distance.

thanks dude ... tilt lens .. nice toy to have

[lastboltnut]

Very nicely done. Nice choice of scene. But the last one did not have very strong feel of miniature.....may be the entire balloon should be sharp, because if its really a small model, it should be on the same DOF plane....just my tot, hope you don't mind.

[emlee]

how come all your pictures look like toys?

[yanyewkay]

lego at work!