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Published: 2005-10-07 08:36:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 3979; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 880
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Originally taken for the digital camera marathon in Bordeaux this week end, i wanted to make some adjustments... i quite like the effect i got.to achieve this, just set the camera on speed priority, set 1/4s approx (you need to adjust with the ambient light) and prepare to zoom in and/or rotate the camera during the time between the open clik, and the close clic... dont know if i'm clear
it only works with manual zoom lenses...
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WHOLY WOW.
your long exposure work is absolutely inspiring!!! I am so jealous of how things work out so beautifully and masterfully. I will hopefully be purchasing a new camera myself with a manual zoom so that I can only HOPE to attain such photography perfection!
Definate add to my favorites!
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not bad I need to try this with my camer some time, the radal zoom in PS works good too, especally if you duplicate the layers and play with opasity or a layer mask
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much more interesting to do that manually... radial blur in PS ? pointless
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I think that some of my favorate manipulations are using the zoom blur in PS, but that does not replace doing it on the original capture take a look at [link] , [link] , [link] . what I do is mask off the subject allowing for crisp detail, the one using the bath tub had the zoomed layer with low opasitiy. it just comes down to working process, zoming normally does not occur to me at the moment of capture
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yes of course... moreover it allows you to make "stable and controlled" artworks...with clear focus on specific subject...the manual effect cant...
yeah , well, i was talking about the blur in itself...but nothing stops you to shoot 2 photos, one with the zoom blur, and one normal, so you can do the same process in photoshop, keeping a mask of the subject
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I never thought about doing it that way before, great idea, photoshps real power comes from tool on tool work
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Very creative, but i have a question 
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not at all, i was in an antiquities store
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That's really cool - makes me want to go out and experiment with zoom-rotations.
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i've tried that before it didn't come out all that great...i think the shutter speed was too long, perhaps....this looks great though!
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Nice Picture, although i must say the effect makes my head spin.
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Hehe, awesome pic 
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go ahead, you can get some nice effects
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I'm definitely trying out this effect soon. It came out beautifully!
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zoom burst!!! try it with lights at night... fuckin sweet XD hehe
great shot! zoom bursts are always fun to experiment with, but hard as hell, so good job!
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not really hard
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raeally nice, a lot of dinamisc and movement i love it
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Mmm, a zoom burst I'm guessing. Very nice! I see you actually did get the effect you were looking for. Excellent work!
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Isn't it one of those "I'm So Drunk That I Can't Focus Correctly Barrels" instead?
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You can also move forward (ya know, with your feet 
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This is such a great idea and effect. I'm so going to try it some time.
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O my God, it's so amazing. Totally a fav one. Could u tell me in which speed and diafragma you used? Isn't it zooming? One more, did u need tripod?
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Um... did you read his description?
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Yes, but I still don't know which country it is...??
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You didn't ask that.
I'll note that he answers that one in the description, too.
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yes, i'm sorry, expensive, but when you can afford one, it changes your life
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Je comprends. Je l'aime beaucoup. It's like it's rushing out towards me.
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