Having a play with Tilt Shift Photography to make it look like a model
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Great Video i am learning this effect, its so cool, just wondering what software you are using
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Thanks, DaVinci Resolve
Don’t let the University of Derby hear you calling it Derby University, they get quite hung up on shit like that ;o)
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LOL
you got the free version or paid? cause i struggle to make this effect on the free version
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Paid.
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ah that be why hahah
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It can be easily done in the free version.
The free version has masking and blur … so you can create the effect.
Search YT for the many tutorials.
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Really well done, bravo!
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What is all this. New to me. Looks fantastic… well done.
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Thanks. its a technique called tilt shift photography which makes things look like models. you can crete this effect on video in your video editing software.
thanks, I trust you realise its not actually a model.
Amazing effect … Our brains seeing it as a tiny model just from a bit of strategic blurring is so weird
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yes, I’ve tried it on timelapses using Lightroom, but never on video
And the little model car driving in the distance. It is very clever how the brain can be confused. I mean my brain does get confused a lot with many subjects but. It does make is look real good. It does look like a model.
Glad I saw this. May try it one day… When we get some sun.
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thanks, yes your brain makes the judgement that this is a model simple as that and you cant tell it otherwise
Have you tried the tile shift video app for iPad and iPhone it costs a couple of quid but does the effect really well
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Great footage and thanks for the info on Tilt Shift video. I lived just outside Derby in the 50s and 60s and my father operated the tower crane that was used in the assembly of the first tower. Good to see how it has expanded and thrived
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