very clean spec. Bet you cant wait to drive it..
Titanium Silverdo you know what colour the one next to yours is
I don't think so - tilt/shift isn't a lens but a (very cool) effect applied after the fact (I believe). In this instance, I think it's due to a wide-open aperture (necessary in low light, and which shortens depth-of-field).Excellent!!! Congratulations!
By the way, did you use a tilt/shift lens to take the photo of the steering wheel?
Very nice scale model effect to the photo.
The lens used was a Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM and no effects have been applied to the shots thereafter...Excellent!!! Congratulations!
By the way, did you use a tilt/shift lens to take the photo of the steering wheel?
Very nice scale model effect to the photo.
Great shot at wide open of a good looking car! Congratulations one again.The lens used was a Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM and no effects have been applied to the shots thereafter...
Joe, that is an effect used if you don't have a T/S lens.I don't think so - tilt/shift isn't a lens but a (very cool) effect applied after the fact (I believe). In this instance, I think it's due to a wide-open aperture (necessary in low light, and which shortens depth-of-field).
Check this out: http://www.tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php
Well there you go - learn something new every day! I really shouldda done a bit more homework before replying....Joe, that is an effect used if you don't have a T/S lens.Makes everything look miniature.
This is what a T/S lens looks like:
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/lens/specoalpurpose/pc_pce/pce_85mmf_28/img/product_01.png
You 'n me both! My quaker oats cylinder with the pinhole yields decidedly uninteresting results by comparison!Im not posting any pictures now,feel a bit inadequate with my box brownie