June 18, 2010
Photography
A dramatic example of photographic slight-of-hand: a tilt-shift movie
Whether you call the technique "miniature faking" or "tilt-shift" the idea is to selectively blur sections of an image to simulate the shallow depth of field you'd see in a close-up photograph. In this case, the image is in motion.
When you adjust the focus and speed up the film, the effect is mesmerizing.
My post about tilt-shift from 2008...
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