Tokyo miniature videos created by Tilt Shift
Tilt-Shift is a technique that can make real-world life-size objects look like miniatures. The technique of tilt-shift miniature faking makes the life-sized look like a miniature scale model and the process involves using Photoshop to fake a shallow depth of field and punching up the color saturation. The results are truly amazing.
Japanese photographer mockmoon has applied tilt-shft to a various Tokyo and Japan scenery videos.
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Tokyo Tower Miniature
Roppongi Hills Miniature
Ebisu Garden Place Tower
Mitsumineguchi Station, Saitama, Japan
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December 5th, 2010 at 12:43 am
I love Tilt Shift videos and photography, especially of Japan
. I want to take my own when I visit soon.
December 5th, 2010 at 8:18 am
There’s another software that can replace Photoshop and it’s open source. the name is GIMP, it worth to try.
May 22nd, 2011 at 2:37 am
Awesome Collection I like this type of photo
You can also check this article with Amazing tiltshift photos 
http://www.freewebelements.com/tilt-shift-photography/