Why the water doesn't look real when shooted digital ?

[Art13bg]

I saw a few pictures and the water looks like is not a photo, but a drawing?

Why is that?

I hope you didn't discuss this question.

[marcus769]

I saw a few pictures and the water looks like is not a photo, but a drawing?

Why is that?

I hope you didn't discuss this question.

Maybe offer some examples or links to the pics your refering to?

[tom777]

I suspect you might be referring to pictures of moving water (waterfalls perhaps) where a slow shutter speed is used to get the effect you're referring to. Hope this helps.

[showngo]

Most likely as Tom777 said a slow shutter speed often with an ND filter to get the silky water effect. If thats not what you are referring to please post up some pics.

[Art13bg]

http://holzking.net/gallery/albums/28135/IMG_9750.sized.jpgI suspect you might be referring to pictures of moving water (waterfalls perhaps) where a slow shutter speed is used to get the effect you're referring to. Hope this helps.


Yes Tom I was referrring to moving water(water falls, fast flow rivers).
I noticed that in many pictures, but here two of our fellow bigcountry:

http://holzking.net/gallery/albums/28135/IMG_8370edit2.jpg

[cosworth]

Has nothing to do with being shot digitally. It's just a longer exposure time. It's been done for ages.

[Art13bg]

Has nothing to do with being shot digitally. It's just a longer exposure time. It's been done for ages.


Thanks a lot.
Didn't know that. Never shoot it.