The top shot was taken with my new lens but my new lens has nothing to do with the zoom technique I used to blur the edges of the shot. Back in the day when I was in the darkroom at my highschool every single morning and afternoon, one of my favorite techniques with a zoom lens was called racking...
How to: Choose a shutter speed at or below 1/125, focus on object and when you press the shutter to capture the image, zoom in OR out with your lens. It creates radial lines that shoot out from the main focal point in the image. Neato.
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incredible pictures...wow.
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Is the top picture taken with your new lens?
ReplyDeleteThanks Daughter!
ReplyDeleteThe top shot was taken with my new lens but my new lens has nothing to do with the zoom technique I used to blur the edges of the shot. Back in the day when I was in the darkroom at my highschool every single morning and afternoon, one of my favorite techniques with a zoom lens was called racking...
How to: Choose a shutter speed at or below 1/125, focus on object and when you press the shutter to capture the image, zoom in OR out with your lens. It creates radial lines that shoot out from the main focal point in the image. Neato.
How I dream of a new camera...thanks! ;)
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