Tilt shift effect without tilt shift lens.

And without creating it in photoshop is so hard. Homg. I have like thirty and this was the only one where what I was aiming for was actually in focus.   Freelensing just isn't for me.

Tried that before and failed horrible.  


I used a tilt shift lens when I was second shooting for another photographer at a wedding and it was still difficult with that, without knowing what the hell i was doing. lol!

Quoting kuhlaneuh:" Tried that before and failed horrible.   I used a tilt shift lens when I was second shooting for ... [snip!] ... for another photographer at a wedding and it was still difficult with that, without knowing what the hell i was doing. lol!"

I had to switch to my 100mm macro and focus all the way out, take it off, and then tilt it ever so slightly.

I love the look. But I'll stick with the easy PS way.  

So, done properly   what is it supposed to accomplish or look like?

Quoting sassy chef:" So, done properly   what is it supposed to accomplish or look like? "

At my boudoir session today I was talking with the girl and she said that her husband just freelenses instead of using an actual tilt shift lens. haha. They're amazing at it.



©Andrew and Erin Photography

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" At my boudoir session today I was talking with the girl and she said that her husband just freelenses ... [snip!] ... just freelenses instead of using an actual tilt shift lens. haha. They're amazing at it. ©Andrew and Erin Photography "

I see it! Very cool.

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" At my boudoir session today I was talking with the girl and she said that her husband just freelenses ... [snip!] ... just freelenses instead of using an actual tilt shift lens. haha. They're amazing at it. ©Andrew and Erin Photography "

whoah.