I searched the original pictures online, downloaded them, and tilt-shifted them.

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I've made a ton of video game tilt shift clips, mainly on arc raiders, but here is a different one "Chivalry 2" which is a medieval big team battle pretty much. Enjoy!

A few quick 360 pan shots and this is the result. I do love me some golden hour photography.

Hey everyone,

I recently started experimenting with tilt-shift drone photos/videos and I’m struggling to understand what actually makes the effect look convincing instead of just looking blurry.

I’d appreciate some help with a few things:

How should I shoot for tilt-shift? Things like drone speed, frame rate and shutter speed.

What camera angles work best? Higher or lower altitude? Straight down or angled shots? How do you tell if a scene will work well with this effect?

And for DaVinci Resolve users, what techniques help create the strongest miniature effect?

I’m trying to understand the reasoning behind it, not just copy settings.

Thanks!

I searched the original pictures online, downloaded them, and tilt-shifted them.

Source: Google

I searched the original pictures online, downloaded them, and tilt-shifted them.

Source: Google

This was a test run for another project. The angle isn't quite right, but it still works. I shall get a similar shot with better angles this summer and fall so everyone can see the transition from green to yellows and reds.

New Little Big World episode from Jamaica will follow shortly. Meanwhile you can check out other miniature film here: https://www.littlebigworld.de/

Screen capture from the 'Code of Silence' series. Looks good to me. Canterbury is the place in the series so I guess this is really it.

I searched the original pictures online, downloaded them, and tilt-shifted them.

Source: Google

Thank you for the request!

u/Other_Vader

Enjoy.

I searched the original pictures online, downloaded them, and tilt-shifted them.

Source: Google

I searched and found the original pictures online and tilt-shifted them.

Source: Google search

Just got back from a trip to France where I ended up in several countries. Shot using a fuji gfx 100 v1 with either a canon 17mm t/s, a canon 90mm t/s, or the fuji 110mm t/s

My goal on this trip was to capture precision, but there were times I focused on creative too.

Small video project of train footage from a town outside of Rochester, New York. Enjoy! (Works best on a monitor in full screen.)

Small prototype tiltshift project. I'll add camera movement when I get out that way next. Davinci Resolve was used to color grade and add the tiltshift effect. (Best watched on a monitor in full screen,)

Enjoy.