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The Tilt Shift effect is well known in professional photography and is used, for example, in macro photography and in videos with a miniature effect
Tilt Shift Photo Effect
by Kai Bruchmann
What is it about?
The Tilt Shift effect is well known in professional photography and is used, for example, in macro photography and in videos with a miniature effect. A special lens with "bent optics" is used. But that's not necessary here - the app does it by software, afterwards. In the tilt shift photos, there is a sharp area and has blurred areas around the edge. You can set Radial or Linear, Blur Amount, Diameter and Center. 3 simple steps: open image, adjust effect, generate, save image.
App Store Description
The Tilt Shift effect is well known in professional photography and is used, for example, in macro photography and in videos with a miniature effect. A special lens with "bent optics" is used. But that's not necessary here - the app does it by software, afterwards. In the tilt shift photos, there is a sharp area and has blurred areas around the edge. You can set Radial or Linear, Blur Amount, Diameter and Center. 3 simple steps: open image, adjust effect, generate, save image.
- no internet connection required
- new picture is saved as a copy in the photo album
- German English
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