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This was taken from the bridge at Multnomah Falls. Images were edited in Photoshop with the help of a tilt-shift tutorial.

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  • Stephen G 3 years ago
    Living diorama were my first thoughts.
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  • Jip Eilbracht 3 years ago
    This looks so unreal - just like it's a maquette
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  • Alex Itin 3 years ago
    very effective use of the tilt shift
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  • Yowda 3 years ago
    sympa
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  • Lucasberg (Joey) 3 years ago
    So cool
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  • Patrick Satterfield 3 years ago
    I love the tilt shift stuff but to combine it with time lapse...awesome! Thanks for that one, AC!
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  • Joseph Regner 3 years ago
    Amazing! I've been thinking about doing something like this, you just acted on it hehe. Great job! Amazing look. I'll definitely have to try this now.

    Cya on TimeScapes!
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  • David Morar 3 years ago
    what's tilt shift?
  • Harley 3 years ago
    tilt/shift is a lens that can be tilted at a certain degree, that comes out in an unreal, toy model look. Sick footage is made, but too bad the lens are around 1000$...
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  • Steve Sherron plus 3 years ago
    That is awesome. I was just there also. I didn't go on the bridge because I had no way to protect my camera from the spray. I may have been one of the little people ants in the video. Too cool!
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    Yeah, I had my camera covered in a neoprene wrap, some of the shakiness is me bumping the camera as I'm huddled over it trying to protect it from the spray.
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  • Don Whitaker plus 3 years ago
    Wow! This is the first tilt-shift style video I have ever seen. What a cool effect.

    The ferns and undergrowth to the left of the platform really look like a close-up of moss and lichen.

    "They all look like little ants from up here." :)
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  • ßlϋeωãvε 3 years ago
    Have you seen these Japan tilt-shift movies? They're pretty cool!

    photolog.blog.so-net.ne.jp/archive/c35373290-1

    Nice job on your TL mini and protecting your camera. ;)
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    Cool stuff, thanks for the link.
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  • Pauly Forte 3 years ago
    Nice. How do you apply the changes to ever image? Is it one at a time are an auto thingy.
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    I photoshopped one image then batch processed the rest.
  • Pauly Forte 3 years ago
    Batch Process.. thats the word I was looking for. Really cool.

    I see you are using the D80 for your projects. With all the talk about the new D90, I started thinking of upgrading my D70. But the D300 has my interest as well.
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  • Richard Huntington 3 years ago
    Very cool!
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  • Anni M 3 years ago
    this is so great! and it really does look unreal.
    can you tell me what song you used for this? I'm figuring by the tags that it's by the Flaming Lips? It's so dreamy and fits the video so well.
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    The song is called "My Cosmic Autumn Rebellion"
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  • ziad chatila 3 years ago
    smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/16/beautiful-examples-of-tilt-shift-photography/

    Your video in that article made it to Digg!! YaY.
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    Wow, was wondering why I got 6000 hits on this video in one day...cool!
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  • Trin plus 3 years ago
    So, over what period of time did you do the time lapse for? Very cool effect, and Multnomah is so busy most days...great choice!
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    Can't remember exactly but it's probably only 15-30 mins
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  • Ladyansim 3 years ago
    Very pleasant and peaceful while frenetic presentation. Just what I needed. Thank you!
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  • Carl Olson plus 3 years ago
    Most clever!
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  • YouMyWorld productions 3 years ago
    ants! ))
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  • Lewis Forbes. 3 years ago
    This is really clever, i can see myself showing this to everyone:D
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  • malcolm man plus 3 years ago
    I've been trying to find a tilt-shift tutorial for awhile now.

    Where would one find such a thing?
  • LipSlide Productions 3 years ago
    smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/16/beautiful-examples-of-tilt-shift-photography/

    At the bottom of this page, that was mentioned above by timelapseforum.

    Sweet vid by the way! :)
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  • Tom Delaney 3 years ago
    Very cool... So this is just a series of Photographs? No way to really do this with video right?
  • Andrew Curtis 3 years ago
    Correct, although I suppose you could do it with video if the camera accepts a DSLR tilt shift lens.
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  • Revelation Studios 2 years ago
    looks great!
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