5D2 Aerial Tilt Shift
Thought I would share these aerial tilt shift shots I did a few days ago. Just a few clips from an ongoing project
aerialpan : photos : View from Above- powered by SmugMug Cheers, Tabb |
Reminds me of a dream I had as a kid.... except I had missiles.
LOVE the video and am hyper jealous that I don't have a helicoper. The music has to go though. Doesn't fit this at all. Which lens did you use? |
Lovely stuff. A few questions:
1) why the T/S lens? it looks in several places like you're actually flying over a small model of a town. maybe that's the desired effect. ;) 2) what do you use to stabilize the camera? 3) do you have a remote onboard, or do you just hit the "record" button before lift-off? 4) what kind of copter is this? |
I agree that the town looked like a miniature, with was fun to look at for a bit. Was that the super-wide lens, or the T/S effect?
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You can also get that "miniature look" in post:
From the Tower on Vimeo Personally, I love the effect. Reminds me of Gumby and Pokey somehow. |
Thanks for the comments,
I used the Canon 24mm TSe Lens for the effect. More info on the chopper with a few pics here: aerialpan.blogspot.com Steve, Why?? Why not I guess.....I have always enjoyed the tilt shift miniature effect.....and I have a remote helicam that I fly everyday so the marriage seemed natural. The chopper has a remote control that allows you to start recording once airborne and the gimbal is gyrostabilized. The copter is custom made but uses a lot of parts from the minicopter joker (minicopter ® - RC-Helikopter und Zubehör) -T |
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