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Why did somebody blur the edges? Are they trying to simulate a tilt-shift camera? They did it in a strange way, too. There are street lights that are blurred right next to structure lights that aren't.
Why did somebody blur the edges? Are they trying to simulate a tilt-shift camera? They did it in a strange way, too. There are street lights that are blurred right next to structure lights that aren't.
I think it is all the way zoomed in.
I think it is all the way zoomed in.
There's no way to selectively blur things that are the same distance from the camera.
There's no way to selectively blur things that are the same distance from the camera.
I always thought that was a natural product of all tilt shift photography.
I always thought that was a natural product of all tilt shift photography.
No optical system can blur only some objects at the same distance from the lens. If something* x* number of yards away is blurry then all objects at x distance are blurry.
No optical system can blur only some objects at the same distance from the lens. If something* x* number of yards away is blurry then all objects at *x* distance are blurry.
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