[Leica] Motion contest blur

[sonc.hegr at gmail.com (Sonny Carter)]

That's easy Ted; some of the balls in the picture are in motion and some
are not.  ;-)


On Tue, Aug 13, 2013 at 7:09 PM, <tedgrant at shaw.ca> wrote:

> Steve Barbour SHOWED:
> Subject: Re: [Leica] Motion contest blur
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> > as a scientist, I was trained in physics, biology, and medicine....
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> > sorry Larry, but I don't fully follow ....
> > what do you think of this one?
> > http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/barbour/paw2013/codyballs.jpg.html
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> Hi Steve
> I'm not sure if I made a comment about your dog "action photo?" Jeeesh is
> it ever neat!! :-)
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> How does one describe the strange "effect of the grass and surrounding
> background?"
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> What I do find fascinating is the "Strange effect you created by
> "swishy-panning" the camera at the same speed as the dogs head with ball in
> mouth!!" Given what appears a "sharp ball in dogs mouth."Yet body appearing
> with what some might refer to as a kind of "blurred effect due to motion"
> ??????????
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> A comment of some kind would be much appreciated?? Thank you kind Sir!
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> Now please remember some of us do not quite understand how these effects,
> shall we say? Actually occur?
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> Like, how do you get some parts appearing strangely "in motion and kind of
> blurred"?? I do hope that is the correct use of those words and effect?
>  Yet the sharp ball in the mouth and right rear paw and left front paw
> sharp all at the same time. Please don't go esoteric on us! Thank you. ;-)
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> cheers,
> Dr. ted  ;-) ;-)
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