var fDesc=new Array();
fDesc[0] = "Tilt-Shift Generator produces convincing, natural-looking miniatures at a small fraction of the price of a real tilt-shift lens. And the best part is it works just as good as or better than glass-and-metal tilt-shift lenses.<br /> <br /> Tilting the lens simulates a macro shot or a miniature scene. This one effect is easy to reproduce in the post. You don&rsquo;t lose anything by doing the tilt-shift effect in post-processing, and you won&rsquo;t gain anything by using a real tilt-shift lens to capture the same scene. In fact, by using a real tilt-shift lens, you lose much of the convenience provided by modern autofocus cameras, sacrificing the AF and automatic aperture control. Check out today&rsquo;s tilt-shift lenses: they cost an arm and a leg, yet they&rsquo;re all manual focus, and some of them still require you to set aperture manually and use stop-down metering, slowing down your shooting a great deal.";

function tShowHide(id, show)
{
	var s = document.getElementById("desc");

	if ((s.innerHTML.length<=212 || show==1) && show!=2)
	{
		s.innerHTML = fDesc[id];
		if (document.getElementById('m1'))
			document.getElementById('m1').style.display='none';
		if (document.getElementById('m2'))
			document.getElementById('m2').style.display='none';
		if (document.getElementById('more_txt'))
			document.getElementById('more_txt').style.display='inline';
	}
	else
	{
		s.innerHTML = '';
	}
}