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fubar57
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This is the way I figure it Robert. Tilt shift photography is creating a photo that looks like a miniature model. This can be achieved by means of a regular camera and attaching a tilt shift lens........$300-$3000US. There are apps for cell phones starting at free. I have one but haven't test drove it yet. The last option is using a photo editor as I did, Paint.net., it's a free download, the poor man's Photoshop.
- Upload your photo
- Create a layer and then upload the same photo on the second layer
- From the dropbox in the header, click "Effects">"Gaussian Blur" and use the slider to determine how much blur you want
- From the "Toolbox" button, click the "Gradient Tool" this adds to the header, click "Linear" then "Transparency Mode"
- Put your cursor on the photo where you want the image to be focused, right click and hold on your mouse then use one of the 4 direction arrows to increase the focused area.
- Back to the header, click "Adjustments" and in the drop box click "Hue/Saturation" Slide the saturation all the way to the right.
- Flatten the 2 layers into one photo and voila, c'est finis.