Tilt–Shift Time-Lapse "The Lion City" By Keith Loutit

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[video=vimeo;49753231]http://vimeo.com/49753231[/video]
Vimeo Video ID No. 49753231

Thought I'll share this despite it being uploaded some two months ago, please do pardon me if this has already been posted somewhere.

 

[HighTone]

Very good and unique using a Tilt shift. :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[nedy77]

impressive work! must have spent lots of time working on that

 

[Redshutter]

Thought I'll share this despite it being uploaded some two months ago, please do pardon me if this has already been posted somewhere.

Super nice!~ thanks for sharing!

The basic technique involved:

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[Germs]

Yes, very nice!

By the way, am I missing something? Does anyone know how he do the rain-like blur that moves across the buildings over time? Tilt-shift effect or after-effects post processing?

Pardon my noob question. lol

 

[HighTone]

Yes, very nice!

By the way, am I missing something? Does anyone know how he do the rain-like blur that moves across the buildings over time? Tilt-shift effect or after-effects post processing?

Pardon my noob question. lol

Actually I also wish to know. very interesting way to process.

 

[eleveninth]

Actually I also wish to know. very interesting way to process.

because of the lens system he is using.

 

[lthg25]

Very impressive work :thumbsup:

 

[Germs]

because of the lens system he is using.

What do you mean the lens system he is using? You mean it's not the usual Canon TS-E lens?

 

[eleveninth]

What do you mean the lens system he is using? You mean it's not the usual Canon TS-E lens?

no. he describes it on the video description

 

[catchlights]

basically he is using the tilt and shift of a large format camera / lenses set up, attaching the DSLR to it, so you don't see any wide angle shots on the tilt shift effect, cos the shorter large format lenses is 47mm.