I’ve been making tilt-shift lenses for a while now, and they’re a bunch of fun to make and shoot with.

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I don’t think I need to sell you on the creative possibilities of this type of photography and videography. If you want to know more about the art and science of tilt-shift, you can check out my DIY guide to tilt-shift . My interest in tilt-shift has dovetailed with my experimentation with 3D printing . I’d wanted to upgrade some of my previous designs to be a bit more robust and with better optical alignment, so I designed and made the Tilt-O-Matic – a 3D printable tilt-shift adapter for using 35mm lenses on mirrorless cameras. The Tilt-O-Matic – a 3D printable tilt-shift adapter for using 35mm lenses on mirrorless cameras The design for the Tilt-O-Matic In this iteration of the design, the lens side accepts any Canon EF lens and on the camera-side mounts to a Fuji X body. Please note that there is no electrical connection so any attached lens is completely manual. The design could be adapted for most full-frame 44-45mm registration distance camera lenses (e.g. DSLR-style camera systems such Canon-RF/EF, Nikon-F, M42 mounts, etc) and on […]

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