definantly an inseration... looks like Im going to have to make one for a Sony a-mount... so much to print, so little time.

This does seem to work on my nikon, but only in macro mode.  I had to disect an old lens of mine and steal the last element from it, and then mounted it in the adapter....  That allows me to focus to infinity, and get the miniaturization effect.  I also had to customize it to mount into the nikon so that it would point downward, cause the default mounting leaves it pointing on an angle which gives you a diagonal focal plane.

So cool...but I think the holy grail is a completely adjustable f-type nikon to nikon mount...since these don't exist, and nikon tilt shift lenses cost thousands.   You'd have to cannibalize from a lens adapter, a lens correction too so it's not macro I think as well?  I think it could be done..but will take a lot of work....   Anyone know if anyone has done it..I cant find much here on thingavese?

great Idea to mak it in a fixed angle!

it would be more correct to rotate arround the sensor plane.

Stefan

Waw that's amazing !

I made tilt-shift photos few years by holding by holding the lense in my hand. This look much safer and much nicer !

I could use one that is controllable and allows for Canon FD lenses (I posted a CAD model and technical drawings with meassurements of the FD bajonett a while ago).

I don't like the "minature effect" but a slight shift would be cool in shooting buildings while standing on the ground.

Wow.