Disney tilt shift photos - Amazing!

[wdisney9000]

My wife recently got into tilt shift photography and shared these with me. Tilt shift photography uses real pictures and makes them appear to be miniature. These photos are of the real thing. They are not miniature designs. I couldnt resist sharing them. These photos were NOT taken by us. All credit goes to the photographers who did: Craig Dukes, William Mandra (my fav.), and David Ryman. Enjoy!


videofun-disney-paris by wdisney9000, on Flickr


Gold_Dust_Saloon_by_wmandra-565x373 (1) by wdisney9000, on Flickr


mono-tilt by wdisney9000, on Flickr


HPIM1086-tiltshift by wdisney9000, on Flickr


disneyworldmagickingdomtiltshift2 by wdisney9000, on Flickr

 

[CinderellyKelly]

These are awesome!!!! She is very talented!! Thanks for sharing!

 

[disneysince71]

This is my favorite
Thanks for posting!

 

[AndyS2992]

Those images above are just stills taken from these videos..

 

[wdisney9000]

These are awesome!!!! She is very talented!! Thanks for sharing!

She did not take these. lol. She is still learning the process. These are by professionals. . She will be taking her own when we head down in May. Hopefully that gives her enough time to master it!

 

[CinderellyKelly]

Oh! Haha! Ok! Well they are awesome and I look forward to seeing hers!

 

[DisneyPrincess5]

Wow so cool!

 

[The Empress Lilly]

I look forward to seeing hers!

Well that's a rude thing to say!

 

[Princess1215]

I watch "A Model Day at Magic Kingdom" when I need my Disney fix! I can't help but smile when I watch it!!!

 

[Gonzo79]

Very cool! I have never heard of this before.Thanks for posting them.

 

[WannaBWendy]

I LOVE these kind of pictures! Didn't know that is what they were called. I would love to know how it's done.

 

[wdwmagic]

I LOVE these kind of pictures! Didn't know that is what they were called. I would love to know how it's done.

They are done with a special lens called a tile shift lens.

You can see some at http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/subCategory_10051_10051_-1_29760

 

[disneysince71]

They are done with a special lens called a tile shift lens.

You can see some at http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/subCategory_10051_10051_-1_29760

Thank you for the link.. admin.. love it!

 

[rufio]

So cool! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Hakunamatata]

They are done with a special lens called a tile shift lens.

You can see some at http://shop.usa.canon.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/subCategory_10051_10051_-1_29760

Now thats not an inexpensive little addition to a lens collection....

 

[righttrack]

Thanks for sharing that. Interesting technique

 

[wdwmagic]

Now thats not an inexpensive little addition to a lens collection....

LOL yeah they are not exactly cheap. And they produce an effect that becomes old very quickly. Interesting for a while, but once you've seen a few, you have kind of seen them all.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

I thought all Cannon images looked like that.

 

[MissM]

Now thats not an inexpensive little addition to a lens collection....

If you don't want to drop that kind of change on a lens, there are various software options you could use too for the same kind of effect. I'm pretty sure you can even get some freeware versions. It doesn't produce quite as dramatic a result as the lens but if you take the picture right, the software versions don't do bad job. And really, you can't beat "free" versus $2,000. LOL

 

[Hakunamatata]

If you don't want to drop that kind of change on a lens, there are various software options you could use too for the same kind of effect. I'm pretty sure you can even get some freeware versions. It doesn't produce quite as dramatic a result as the lens but if you take the picture right, the software versions don't do bad job. And really, you can't beat "free" versus $2,000. LOL

I was going to say that there should be an app for that. Lol