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Mark Frauenfelder at 3:34 pm Thu, Mar 16, 2006

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Picture 1-7 For the last couple of months, I've been posting entries about a fun photography technique called tilt shift, which makes aerial photos look like detailed miniature sets. The equipment to make true tilt shift photography is expensive, but you can do a pretty good job of faking it with Photoshop. Now Jeff Sacilotto has made a fake tilt shift movie, and has the results along with the original video. Impressive work. Link
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