tilt shift lens or post?
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Marc Villafan
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Actually, I take it back. I'm not sure. Leaning towards post.
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Ryan Patrick O'Hara
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If you look at the bokeh, you can see the subtle shapes of the iris leaves... it's quite accurate and detailed, so I'll say camera. 
...as always.
It is pretty mechanical in how the focus shifts... probably is a tilt-shift versus a bellows system.
...as always.
It is pretty mechanical in how the focus shifts... probably is a tilt-shift versus a bellows system.
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Marc Villafan
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Thats what I thought at first it seemed, organic. I thought I saw that the light was actually being altered in camera. Kind of hard to explain, but I suppose what I saw was the subtle shapes of the iris leaves as you say. However, the mechanical snapping made me doubt it was in camera. But that is just me with zero experience with a tilt-shift lens. I believe your correct, in camera.
Ryan Patrick O'Hara
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never doubt the cameraman, marc.
Marc Villafan
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True, your right, if I was in that production I would definitely want it done in camera.