• bistdunarrisch@lemmy.worldOP
      122·
      8 months ago

      I take this as a compliment, as I tried to imitate a miniature model town. The village is photographed with a tele lens from a mountain. Then with very tedious post processing several layers of blur was added to amplify the tilt shift effect.

  • bistdunarrisch@lemmy.worldOP
    9·
    8 months ago

    Since people are commenting this image is „fake“ or „ai“, here is the same scene shot from a similar location with a cheap smartphone:

  • bionicjoey
    63·
    8 months ago

    Is this tilt shifted? It makes it look fake

    • SturgiesYrFase@lemmy.ml
      1·
      8 months ago

      If you look at the relative size of the road to the car, it’s not big enough for a car to park on the side and not obstruct traffic. If you’re talking about the paved bit to the right of the car that appears to be someone else’s driveway

    • MelonYellowEnglish
      67·
      8 months ago

      Looks like a miniature model town. Or just AI. When you zoom in, there are several roofs that are solid, no detail. And the trees look fake too. The leaves and fronds or whatever have no fine detail. And when you look at the houses farther back – where are the access roads?

        • MelonYellowEnglish
          26·
          8 months ago

          You say it was a telephoto lens, but it looks way too good for shooting directly into the sun. The colors would be way more muted and that level of contrast can’t be brought back in post. Also if you were shooting with a telephoto lens you had to be VERY far away to get that field of view. Shooting from that far away with a telephoto lens would not look that crisp. There would be haze from shooting such a far distance.

          • WhipperSnapper@lemmy.ml
            2·
            8 months ago

            Pretty sure the lens flare was just added in photoshop. As far as the “tele lens” goes, I think that’s just a semantics thing. I agree that shooting straight into the sun like that would make it impossible to get that exposure.