As food for thought?
You think too much. 
That looks awesome, where is it?
No, itâs in Eastern Taiwan, but itâs not Liyu Lake. 
Meihuahu
Nope
What focal is that? I also noticed the effect, but the DOF seemed too much for a tele.
EDIT: also the texture and color of the wagons make it look like a toy train.
85mm? 100mm? 135mm? It doesnât look a very extreme tele.
- [Canon EOS 80D]
EF70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM
- Æ/6.3
- 70.0 mm
- 1/80
- 1600
It was on crop, so FOV is 114mm equivalent +/-, enough to start showing some compression. I donât remember editing that photo, so any weird effect must be caused by compression/perspective.
AND L337 SK1LLZ, of course
That crop also confuses me. Being used to FF format a crop like that has like a compression to dimension strange ratio, if you know what I mean. My eyes see something unusual on the image.
But I guess that the train itself looks like a toy and the angle of the picture does the rest.
A decade ago I remember seeing some âinterestingâ pictures taken by a guy with either a box camera or one of these lenses that can control what to leave out of focus (similar to one of those âbaby lensesâ that came out like 15 or 20 years ago). He took pictures of streets, buildings, cars, machinery, etc⊠from above, probably with something equivalent to a 50mm, and left most of the picture out of focus, creating this impression of everything being a model or mockup.
Tilt shift?
I think in my train picture the effect may come from the light, with the background being very dark, the train with some light above it and the foreground pretty dark. I picked that spot to wait for the train because I liked the light there.
Yeah, that shit.
The color (colour) of the wagons play a major role in the effect imo.
Correct! Your turn,if you like.
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Too many temples in Taiwan. Unless you pass that temple frequently you wonât know where it is.
