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No match
My first attempt to fake tilt shift image processing in GIMP. I used one of my old Tatra Mountains photos.
About the photo
GIMP.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
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Comments (3)
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elusionz
Thanks for bringing something new to the table. A really great photo and fun effect. I have to agree with the first comment that the blurring is not consistant across the treetops, as it should be. Otherwise, nice work!!
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procerus
Nice photo! I would almost be more interested in the original though.
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Patcha
I'm not an expert on TS processing so it may be just my opinion. The background is really well done as it is supported by the scenery. What puzzles me is the foreground. The phasing is too sudden. Additionaly and emphasized by this, the grass between the treetop just looks unrealistic. The Trees should be completely blurry, because they have a greater distance to the focal plane. In the background a simple line to blur things for the TS effect is supported by the scenery as i said. In the foreground a line doesnt do it. Just my two cents. Keep images coming. Greets :)