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Tilt-Shift Generator produces convincing, natural-looking miniatures at a small fraction of the price of a real tilt-shift lens. And the best part is it works just as good as or better than glass-and-metal tilt-shift lenses.

Tilting the lens simulates a macro shot or a miniature scene. This one effect is easy to reproduce in the post. You don’t lose anything by doing the tilt-shift effect in post-processing, and you won’t gain anything by using a real tilt-shift lens to capture the same scene. In fact, by using a real tilt-shift lens, you lose much of the convenience provided by modern autofocus cameras, sacrificing the AF and automatic aperture control. Check out today’s tilt-shift lenses: they cost an arm and a leg, yet they’re all manual focus, and some of them still require you to set aperture manually and use stop-down metering, slowing down your shooting a great deal.

What you shoot with a real tilt-shift lens is distorted forever. With Tilt-Shift Generator, you can produce multiple versions of the same images, choosing the greatest angle and keeping the undistorted original.

Focus position

Bokeh strength

Focus size

Bokeh boost and type

With Tilt-Shift Generator, you can turn any picture into a faux-miniature, creating an image that looks like it’s been shot in a macro or diorama setting without actually being one.

The tilt-shift technique employed by Tilt-Shift Generator can be used to re-create the selective focus effect produced by tilting a lens to a certain angle. With numerous settings and tweaks, you can use Tilt-Shift Generator to simulate miniatures you would not be able to shoot with a tilt-shift lens no matter how hard you tried.

Try Tilt-Shift Generator now by downloading your copy. It costs you nothing to try, and will set you back some $49.95 if you like it. Compare to the cost of a limited-use tilt-shift lens, and you’re in for some great savings!

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