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Just saw an Allstate insurance company TV ad that was shot using a tilt/shift lens. It's a little weird seeing the effect in a video. but it's a static shot from a distance with lots of movement in and out of the in focus stripe going diagonally across the frame. I'm thinking it was done on a DSLR but it also has a stop motion look about it so I don't know. I didn't realize what I was looking at and was trying to figure out if the pickup truck was real when I realized what it was about the ad.

Heres a youtube link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oK4nCqddc18

I don't really like the time-lapse trend ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8VMRpX_ ... e=youtu.be

Interesting. In the case of the "Little Berlin" video, the effect is as if shot by a cheaper P&S camera in Super Macro mode. I don't mind the time-lapse effect...I'd hardly say it's a trend since it mimics the slightly frantic-looking action in silent films from the dawn of cinema.

I found a concept car photo of the "5 by Peugeot" with a very good and subtle effect achieved by a T/S lens:

Hi all,

Im currently working at Next and for the first time on my shift its saying that Im doing a 6h45min offsite shift... I dont know what it means... if someone had that before or know what an offsite shift means please tell me.

Thank you very much,

Max