They should have filmed this video in Tilt-shift.

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I get it... that's a great effect. Time to go and make a few fake tilt-shift photos

Even after reading about tilt-shift and the technology, I still can't wrap my head around this effect. So strange.

>> ^cybrbeast:
but that's not surprising as the whole country is made of Alps.


Watching this video, I could have sworn the whole country was made of LEGO bricks.

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Nice to see a tilt shift piece done without the time all fast forward. I know it enhances the effect, but it's more peaceful this way to me.

Beautiful. Fun to see the cinematographer using tilt-shift shots.

>> ^ant:
I go through there for work.


Fantastic. I love the east side of LA.

I live right by the lake that's on the thumbnail for this video.

Amazing tilt-shift photography! It looks so small!!!

tilt-shift is whack

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The helicopter footage is wonderful, absolutely superb.

andybesby, the new Canon 5D MkII has HD video capabilities, but this is all time lapse stuff here, so you don't need one of those. The only specialist bit of kit required here is a tilt shift lens, and a good imagination of course!