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Giveaway of the day — Artensoft Tilt Shift Generator
Artensoft Tilt Shift Generator a fost chilipirul zilei în 22 februarie 2012
Acum puteţi crea efectul de distorsiune al cadrului (tilt-shift effect) în poze cu Tilt Shift Generator, un program care foloseşte un algoritm special pentru a blura anumite zone din imagine exact la intensitatea potrivită.
Acum disponibil la un sfert din preţul unei lentile de distorsiune a cadrului, acest nou produs oferă un grad mărit de creativitate punându-vă la dispoziţie mai multe funcţii, opţiuni şi setări personalizate, chiar mai multe decât vă pot oferi lentilele de distorsiune a cadrului.
Fotografia cu cadre distorsionate este un stil unic de fotografie care face ca subiecţii din viaţa reală sau locurile să arate ca un model în miniatură. Pentru a realiza acest artificiu, camera este echipată cu lentile de distorsiune a cadrului speciale, permiţând fotografilor să învingă limitele DOF şi ale perspectivei. În mod ideal, pozele trebuie făcute de la înălţime, de exemplu, de pe un pod, un munte sau din dintr-un elicopter, perspectivă ce crează iluzia că persoana care priveşte se uită la un model în miniatură.
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Cerinţe minime de sistem:
Windows OS (up to 7)
Publicist:
ArtensoftPagina de pornire:
http://www.tiltshiftgenerator.com/Dimensiunile fişierului:
7.39 MB
Preţ:
$49.95
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The definition of Tilt_&_Shift provided in the description of today's GOTD is somewhat misleading. Purpose of those (expensive) lenses is to increse the depth of field mainly in macro-photography.
(e.g. when shooting miniature-models like in railroad modeling)
Everything in front and beyond the "perfect focus range" will result blurred because out of focus - nothing to do with the "bokeh effect" which is intentionally created by mean of appropriate filters - at least using traditional cameras.
Nonetheless the program offered today might be interesting just for the purpose to create a bokeh effect mainly to drive the attention to a specific subjet/point of an image blurring the front and background parts. While interesing this has absolutely nothing to do with the purpose the shift-and-tilt lenses have been conceived for!
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Here is their gallery !!!
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@#6 El Coyote is quite right. The purpose of a tilt & shift lens (or the movements of a large format camera) is exactly the opposite to the effect produced by this software - i.e. to bring into focus parts of a photograph that would otherwise be out-of-focus due to depth-of-field limitations. The other function is to correct perspective - e.g. the tapered appearance of a tall building photographed from ground level or converging lines - e.g. railway lines. As far as I can see, this software doesn't do that at all.
The effect produced here can be easily achieved in-camera by aperture adjustment which is why it is only supplied on Canon's entry-level compacts. The naming and description at best demonstrate a complete lack of knowledge of photographic principles and at worst, a deliberate attempt to mislead. Certainly nothing I would pay $50 (or even $5) for.
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The gallery is interesting and reveals the scope of what the filter effects can do. There are many uses for this! However, it is really a "letterbox of focus" with various blurring effects beyond the focus window. The effects only work well for some pictures where the composition is itself bounded by a "letterbox".
The results are dreadful when a certain depth of field should be included but the object extends beyond the letterbox. See their own gallery for pictures that work... (e.g. the airport, park shots, where the focus in on small objects like people)... but also the pictures that dont work (e.g. the in city shots with buildings taller than the letterbox).
A real tilt-shift lens gives much more creativity. But use this filter with point and shoot cameras and you can obtain some fun effects. However, I think this should be a $5 filter plugin for photoshop etc. and not as an overpriced standalone application.
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I use tilt and shift lenses all the time (architectural and advertising photographer) they are mainly used to provide a parellel plane towards the film taking surface (sensor) thus eliminating converging verticals (tilt) and to eliminate reflections of camera and tripod (possibly photographer) in say shop windows or indeed mirror like surfaces the shift comes into play, also very handy for macro photography to increase depth of field by using tilt. A cheaper method for creating miniature effects would be to use a lens baby lens designed for this purpose and macro use. Will try this out and see if it stacks up against Photoshop (mainly in terms of speed to do the same job).
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