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Mar 01, 2008 03:55 |  #1

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Mar 01, 2008 09:19 |  #2

great effect.


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Mar 01, 2008 09:30 as a reply to  @ BIGTUFFGUY's post |  #3

is that a radial blur, or did you do this in camera? great title as well!


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Mar 01, 2008 13:22 |  #4

akprice wrote in post #5026226 (external link)
is that a radial blur, or did you do this in camera? great title as well!

Yes - radial blur


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Mar 01, 2008 13:49 |  #5

Wow, you do get a sensation of falling - very cool!


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Mar 01, 2008 19:56 |  #6

akprice wrote in post #5026226 (external link)
is that a radial blur, or did you do this in camera? great title as well!

you can also achieve this effect "in camera" with tweaking your 'zoom' ring in mid-capture. the way you tweak the ring also directs the motion of the blur.

this takes a little bit of practice and isn't an option with prime lenses, but i thought you may like to hear of an alternative method done in-camera.


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