7219 - A miniature timelapse of Singapore.

[ywh]

Hi all,

Rarely posting in this forum as I do not have a lot of worthy work to show.

After some years of planning and shooting and tedious amount of post-production, I would like to share 7219 with all of you.

https://vimeo.com/65525587

To answer perhaps what will be the first question of many, the miniature effect was all achieved in-camera with tse lenses. I use all the four from canon 17,24,45 and 90.

I'm open to any comments and questions and will do my best to answer.

Cheers

Weehan

 

[pettypoh]

nice work, can see lots of effort and thought put into the project, congrats on the final product =)

 

[ywh]

nice work, can see lots of effort and thought put into the project, congrats on the final product =)

Thanks PettyPoh. Looking forward to your GBTB film as well.

 

[RyanKhoo]

Hi there,

WOW !!

What is the trick to make the human and vehicle small while the buildings look big ?

Thanks

 

[ywh]

Hi Ryan,

Sorry for jumping in late here. No trickery here. Everything was done in-camera with tilt-shift lenses which allows very selective focusing. That with a higher elevation gives the miniature look. Of course all these can be achieved in post but nothing beats the real thing.

 

[RyanKhoo]

Hi Ryan,

Sorry for jumping in late here. No trickery here. Everything was done in-camera with tilt-shift lenses which allows very selective focusing. That with a higher elevation gives the miniature look. Of course all these can be achieved in post but nothing beats the real thing.

Thanks ywh ...

But i think m4/e cameras do not have any tilt-shift lenses ... :thumbsd:

 

[eleveninth]

Thanks ywh ... But i think m4/e cameras do not have any tilt-shift lenses ... :thumbsd:

They do http://araxfoto.com/specials/tilt-shift-50/