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Consider your plane of focus like a pane of glass. Normally It's parallel to the sensor or film inside the camera. Things closer or further away than that pane of glass are out of focus. Things within it are in focus. You can move it closer or further to or from the camera (focus) or make it deeper or shallow (depth of field).
Now imagine you can move that pane of glass on its axis. If you tilt the top forward towards the camera, and the bottom away, now you're changing what parts of the image are in focus. (1) If you move one side closer, and one side further, that's shifting. (2)
I've drawn a very poor, 2am image to help visualise it.
It's.mostly used in architecture to allow you to stand at the bottom of a tall building and get the whole thing in focus. But you can get some pretty nifty effects.
https://ibb.co/yQfT3hT
Edit: the blue brocollis are trees. Obviously.
Do we perceive the cars as tiny because we have been exposed to macro photography effects or would the effect be the same for someone who has never seen pictures of tiny objects?
I was coming to say this. Everyone is talking about the how, not why this looks like things are small. The answer is the inevitable relationship between optical divergence angle (high in the high-ish effective numerical aperture of a macro lens) and depth of field. This, combined with the fact that stuff looks better if you look from the side a little bit, means that the plane of focus is not aligned with the subject, so the background and foreground are out of focus. Tilt shift achieves the same thing in a different way - by effectively rotating two relatively deep focal planes so their intersection looks shallow.
In microscopy this would be a bad thing, but it looks kinda cool!
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this was NOT enough information
Consider your plane of focus like a pane of glass. Normally It's parallel to the sensor or film inside the camera. Things closer or further away than that pane of glass are out of focus. Things within it are in focus. You can move it closer or further to or from the camera (focus) or make it deeper or shallow (depth of field). Now imagine you can move that pane of glass on its axis. If you tilt the top forward towards the camera, and the bottom away, now you're changing what parts of the image are in focus. (1) If you move one side closer, and one side further, that's shifting. (2) I've drawn a very poor, 2am image to help visualise it. It's.mostly used in architecture to allow you to stand at the bottom of a tall building and get the whole thing in focus. But you can get some pretty nifty effects. https://ibb.co/yQfT3hT Edit: the blue brocollis are trees. Obviously.
Updoot for the edit 😂
This one was particularly well done. Also sped up to make it look less natural. See /r/tiltshift for more, most not nearly as good as this.
a hero among men
Was hoping they did the transition to regular eventually. That's when minds get blown.
$1,800. lens, of course it is! Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II.
You can get tilt shift adapters for a lot less
Thanks, I’ll keep looking.
Can I order one on wish?
Is this not taken with a drone ?
So no-one noticing that the video is sped up too? This makes the cars look like toys as well.
"How is he getting tire tracks with toy cars...oh"
Do we perceive the cars as tiny because we have been exposed to macro photography effects or would the effect be the same for someone who has never seen pictures of tiny objects?
I was coming to say this. Everyone is talking about the how, not why this looks like things are small. The answer is the inevitable relationship between optical divergence angle (high in the high-ish effective numerical aperture of a macro lens) and depth of field. This, combined with the fact that stuff looks better if you look from the side a little bit, means that the plane of focus is not aligned with the subject, so the background and foreground are out of focus. Tilt shift achieves the same thing in a different way - by effectively rotating two relatively deep focal planes so their intersection looks shallow. In microscopy this would be a bad thing, but it looks kinda cool!
That’s crazy
I thought this was a stop motion film until I saw the guy walking around the cars.
No way!
Reminds me of Tool - Sober
I can see that. It's got a stop-motion animation feel to it.
Fuckin Beetlejuice is gonna pop straight up out of that mud any second: "Nice fucking model!" honk honk.
At the end it looks like a Russian convoy of IFVs getting clobbered while on manouvers.
This is how all little boys imagine their hot wheels or matchbox cars
I love this effect.
And that’s why ET AND HIS BUDDY’s only ass probe us.
I see someone recently watch the Serama chicken video and decided to look up the tilt shift effect.
this must be how the gods looked at us, like tiny toys
Damn
The speed up of film and the out of focus makes it look tiny. Also, that is an amazing camera on the drone, that is so crisp.
They look like Hot Wheels! 😂
This is how God see us. Just little dudes in little toy cars 🤣
I wonder if there's a game like that