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Fun With Propellers
I was fascinated with the propeller patterns on our aircraft this week as I looked through the viewfinder. I tried a few different settings and this one really surprised me.
Saturday Self-challenge: S or S shape. It is subtle but these optical illusions look S-shaped to me.
Saturday Self-challenge: S or S shape. It is subtle but these optical illusions look S-shaped to me.
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... and a fantastic picture.
I know the "trick". It much depends on the exposure time and way how camera shutter curtains or sensor recording happens.
Years ago I had a mobile phone camera that had a "slow" recording speed, and used it to create some funny shots by twisting the camera during the exposure.
www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/33194785
There the exposure time has to be short, and the camera or object movement rather quick. An early photography classic example is this:
maisonbisson.com/post/focal-plane-shutter-distortion
Recently I discovered an alternative way to do something similar with panorama stitching:
www.ipernity.com/doc/serola/41605904
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