Tilt shift your photos
General
January 17, 2009 15 comments
I found a great little tool called TiltShift Maker, which fixes your photos so they look like miniatures. Here is a better explanation:
Tilt-shift miniature style photos are pictures of real-life scenes that are manipulated to look like model photographs.
It works best with photos that are taken from above, but you can get some pretty cool effects with other stuff too. Try it out and check out their Flickr group for more great photos.
Tags: flickr, photos, tilt shift


Jan 17, 2009
Great tool, but I’m using this tutorial to make the same effect in Photoshop
Jan 17, 2009
Hey, thanks for the tip! I love that effect!
Jan 17, 2009
[...] Thanks to Magnus Jepsen for discovering this free tool to tilt-shift your photos. [...]
Jan 18, 2009
Nice one! I will impress some friends with that one! ‘look what i have made in photoshop’
Jan 21, 2009
Wow, Thats a nice TUT.
Jan 23, 2009
Nice site and a great tool…:P
*time to mess up some of this summers beach pics..*
-morten
Jan 27, 2009
The other way is to photograph with a tilt and shift lens
Jan 29, 2009
That’s an awesome tool Magnus. Thanks for the link.
Jan 29, 2009
Hey Jepson,
Nice effect there.. Was here to say why WooTube not on OUR LATEST THEME at Woo? not even at your blog?
Jan 29, 2009
@Enk – Thanks for looking after me
Adii forgot to put it up, and I haven’t had time to blog about WooTube yet..
Jan 29, 2009
That is really cool! Hey, I am a WooThemes fan and I am interested in creating one of my own themes and I ran across this and thought you might like a peek. I am going to try to integrate this into my theme if I can, but for a pro like you, I thought you might get some use from it too: http://www.gomediazine.com/tutorials/design-elegant-featured-content-slider-wordpress/
Wicked cool beans.
Jan 29, 2009
Roger
Feb 3, 2009
It looks like it just blurs the top half of the photo to mimic a macro shot. Word?
Mar 2, 2009
[...] und hier, der stylespion hat auch schon drüber berichtet und tiltshiftmaker.com habe ich bei Magnus Jepson [...]
Apr 15, 2009
The best is to use a TSE.