Hi guys
Quick question - are there filters available that allow the Mavic Air to capture tilt/shift images?  If so can you suggest suppliers?  Can the effect be created in some other way?
Regards,

Hi thanks for bringing your query to DJI Forum, we do apologize but there is none yet of a filter that allows tilt/shift images. But rest assured that we will take note of this matter for us to cater to all of your accessory needs.

None that I know of, and none found.  Most people are using software special effects filters to simulate Tilt / Shift camera lens / adapters.

you would need a special tilt/shift lens on the mavic to create real tilt shift photos.  There are plenty of processing software options that allow you to apply a tilt/shift effect to photos.  I know that instagram has one as well.  

TexasAerials Posted at 2018-6-20 12:40
you would need a special tilt/shift lens on the mavic to create real tilt shift photos.  There are plenty of processing software options that allow you to apply a tilt/shift effect to photos.  I know that instagram has one as well.

I have not seen the Instagram tilt/shift - which one is it, do you know the name?

DJI Gamora Posted at 2018-6-20 12:34
Hi thanks for bringing your query to DJI Forum, we do apologize but there is none yet of a filter that allows tilt/shift images. But rest assured that we will take note of this matter for us to cater to all of your accessory needs.

Thanks! Do any of the other DJI drones have a tilt/shift lens?

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 2018-6-20 12:36
None that I know of, and none found.  Most people are using software special effects filters to simulate Tilt / Shift camera lens / adapters.

Which software do they use?  
I unfortunately do not own video editing software (its not a cost I can currently justify as I don't make videos for sale or even use on any channels) so am not sure how it could be done on videos.

lifeofpiluckan Posted at 2018-6-24 08:45
I have not seen the Instagram tilt/shift - which one is it, do you know the name?

He is saying in their software you can do tilt/shift.  It is not an actual filter but software.  Just look up instagram tilt shift

lifeofpiluckan Posted at 2018-6-24 08:45
Thanks! Do any of the other DJI drones have a tilt/shift lens?

Hi, unfortunately there is none yet of a lens that features tilt/shift from our DJI drones.

SparksBird Posted at 2018-6-24 08:48
He is saying in their software you can do tilt/shift.  It is not an actual filter but software.  Just look up instagram tilt shift

Ah thanks for the clarification! I must go give it a try!

lifeofpiluckan Posted at 2018-6-24 08:58
Ah thanks for the clarification! I must go give it a try!

Anytime and post when you do one here.

SparksBird Posted at 2018-6-24 09:03
Anytime and post when you do one here.

I shall give it a try.  Wanted to try a tilt shift of moving traffic but will have to try some stills first...

lifeofpiluckan Posted at 2018-6-24 09:11
I shall give it a try.  Wanted to try a tilt shift of moving traffic but will have to try some stills first...

For videos I am sure there are some smart phone apps that can do it as well.  If using PC I know Adobe Premiere can, am sure others but not sure which ones specifically.  I would also look up some tilt shift video apps on your smart phone as sure there is a ton.  

SparksBird Posted at 2018-6-24 09:13
For videos I am sure there are some smart phone apps that can do it as well.  If using PC I know Adobe Premiere can, am sure others but not sure which ones specifically.  I would also look up some tilt shift video apps on your smart phone as sure there is a ton.

Cool thanks I shall do that!

lifeofpiluckan Posted at 2018-6-24 08:45
I have not seen the Instagram tilt/shift - which one is it, do you know the name?

it is an editing effect that can be applied to the photos, rather than a filter.  the filters all kill resolution and clarity IMO and end up looking like junk.  you can apply certain edits before posting pictures on instagram, and the tilt/shift is almost all the way to the right on the menu if you switch to edit from filters.