From Pedro comes a link to TiltShiftMaker, which I don’t completely understand, but which seems to be able to make photos look like models. Like this:
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That is awesome! (and $700
That is awesome! (and $700 cheaper then the lens)
Or, if you go for a higher
Or, if you go for a higher end lens, $1800 cheaper.
That said, it can’t replicate the other (original? main?) use of a Tilt Shift lens, which is to fix perspective, especially when photographing architecture.
Or you can use photoshop:
Or you can use photoshop: http://recedinghairline.co.uk/…
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