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Miniatures: Tilt-Shift Time-Lapse Videos

09.03.2011 · Posted in Photography , , ,
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Create time-lapse miniature movies using your iPhone!


Features:

- Control shooting interval in wide range.
- Apply Tilt & Shift blur effect.
- Increase color saturation.
- Noise removal.
- Vignette filter.
- Create videos directly on your device.

All together makes everything look like it is a miniature.
No further post processing is required.

Tips:

- To avoid interruptions disable phone calls (Airplane mode).
- Use tripod or substitute to ensure your phone will not move during recording.
- Connect charger for long sessions.



Amazing Tilt-Shift Time-Lapse Videos Make Lilliputians of Us All.

Tilt-shift lenses sit off-center of the sensor plane of your camera
to produce photos with extremely limited depth of field,
giving the effect of a macro shot of a tiny scene.
When the effect is matched with the surreal speed boost
of many stills strung together into a time-lapse movie,
we get the other-worldly privilege of seeing real Australian
beach goers as an elaborate Playmobil scape.
Or Sydney Harbor in a bath tub...

- Gizmodo.com

© 2011, HitRolls.com

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