I like blurry pictures. Please post some.

[ncuthbertson]

Some just work and some are so funny.

 

[MICHAEL_61]

You mean like this:



(No coppers ahead)

Or like this:



?

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[uncleskull]

Granddaughter playing soccer . . .



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[PhotoPhilDe]

Partly blurry (motion):



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[Warren Sarle]

 

[Dan Weland]

Dan

 

[matt simpson]

I took this one prior to digital. Every photo on a roll of 36. Every one was out of focus, but i liked the compostion on this one...



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[Ed Leys20479]

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[Sam Carleton]

I love a sharp image so why I gut the lensbaby I will never know, have not used it much but this was the one time I used it on my film camera:

http://photos.miltonstreet.com/p298282055/?photo=578730627

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[Sam Carleton]

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[Ralmez]

Amazed at the quality of photos in this post......so much for Tack sharp images.
Thanks for the post and those who have gone to the trouble of sharing.
cheers
Ralph







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[LenZen]

Rich
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[jconrad24]

 

[wjwncpro_Ds]

Pentax DS + SMC-M 120/2.8



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[Pierre and Carol]

WOW

That is spectacular!

Was that just a 1 in a million snap with 00.1% perfect focus?

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[wjwncpro_Ds]

WOW

That is spectacular!

Thanks Pierre and Carol

Was that just a 1 in a million snap with 00.1% perfect focus?

I got lucky with that shot although I was tracking it for a while. I had a SMC-M 120/2.8 lens on my Pentax DS and that bird was just a little quick for a full manual lens. I had about 2 seconds to meter and focus to catch it in full flight. So I call that luck...

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[rockabilly]

this was accidental, my selection knob had slipped between
settings but I think the effect is kind of interesting

 

[Pierre and Carol]

Love the dancing photo! You're right... it's a very interesting effect.

One that I bet you probably wouldn't be able to do again if you tried!!

Oh and WHAT A GREAT IDEA FOR A THREAD THIS IS!!!

Here's one that I want to have another go at:



I didn't have a tripod with me when I took this one... so the result is BLURRY

Even if I tried to do this one again the timing of the truck's progress on the bridge would be hard to get just right and I think there would be a lot of vibration...

In the meantime... this is one of my favourite duds!

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[frontal_lobe]

Motion blur in the background of some of my favourite subjects







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[zackiedawg]

Well, in browsing through I noticed this subject and couldn't help but throw in a few entries. I'm a frequent browser but rare poster in this forum - but been around Dpreview for a little over 4 years.

I have been very interested of late in slow-shutter motion blur during daylight - it seems to produce an odd, almost plastic type scene as opposed to night shots with motion blur which look more 'common' or normal to my eyes.

Here are a few I took using an ND400 filter:





I like to occasionally slow down the shutter to let fast motion produce a blur effect too:



Wide shots while driving usually result in odd motion effects if you slow down the shutter a bit. The center of the photo usually stays pretty still, but the outside edges of the photo tend to motion blur alot...makes for a bit of a tunnel effect:



Fun subject you chose!

Comments, critique, or questions always welcomed.

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