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01/26/2005 03:40:59 AM |
max,
usually motion blur looks nice if there is a sharp subject (here, a fish) in the end of it. It could be achieved either by using a flash in slow sync mode (2nd curtain), or by training a fish to move a bit and then stand still for a couple of seconds. The first is probably impossible because of the glare off the glass wall, the second is pretty hard, too :) |
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01/20/2005 05:55:51 PM |
| i would find this more interesting if the focus was a bit sharper. motion blur tends to be a lot more effective when the environment is absolutely dialed in. nice effort though. keep at it. |
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01/19/2005 07:00:42 PM |
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