![]() They can produce miracles instantly that us mere mortals can somewhat reproduce via Photoshop and various other softwares. *sigh* Now you know why proper photographers get paid so much. Putting them side by side to manipulated ones, they look dull, dull, dull. Oh well… and I used to think the photos I took was pretty good. More specifically, why do I not have the skill to produce photos that are at least as bright and beautiful as the faked versions, even if I can’t manage the tilt-shift myself (considering there are special lens required and my baby point-and-shoot can never compare). Canon TS-E 17mm f/4L This has the widest viewing angle of any Canon TS-E lens Specifications Mount: Canon EF Tilt : +/-6.5 degrees Shift: +/-12 degrees Rotation: +/-90 degrees Min focus distance: 0.25m Max magnification ratio: 0. I must admit, while it’s exciting and all to fake the tilt-shift, the end result made me a tad envious. Best tilt-shift lenses Canon (Image credit: Future) 1. Unfortunately I love taking photos in close crop most of the time, making it difficult for me to find something suitable. Have a look (click on image to enlarge it) and tell me what you think of them -) Tilt-Shift Maker works best with panoramic-style overall shots, transforming the location into seemingly a miniature model while enhancing the colours. I uploaded them to Tilt-Shift Maker for quick manipulations, and save them again. Nonetheless, I’ve grabbed a few shots randomly, taken in Paris and in other places within Provence in the south. Tilt-Shift Maker works best with panoramic-style overall shots, transforming the location into seemingly a miniature model while enhancing the colours. One of the tools that I’ve been checking out of late is the Tilt-Shift Maker. In the age of digital manipulation, there are so many tools out there to play around with, that the user doesn’t need to be a pro to produce some fun and rather stunning final photos from somewhat mundane shots.
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