Faking Tilt/Shift images on the iPhone

ByJohn

A new iPhone app [iTunes link] just popped up on my radar that is pretty cool. It lets you pretend your iPhone camera has a tilt/shift lens. Kinda.

While heading to grab a coffee this morning, I took this shot:
Fun in the snow

then loaded it into the Tilt/Shift app:
iPhone Tilt/Shift

which resulted in this image:
iPhone Tilt/Shift

Not quite a tilt/shift lens and not quite a Lensbaby Composer. This should still be a lot of fun to play with.

This is the same place I took a rainy photo the other day while trying out the Lensbaby.

via TUAW.

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