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I know it's amateur.. don't laugh!


[Modified by skafia, 3:19 PM 5/23/2002]

 

nice!

photoshop ownnnnz

 

Blur the wheels so they look like they're spinning...

 

so the car is supposed to look like it has it's lights on and moving (refering to background), while the wheels are still stationary

yshi - whose critical of small details - jajajajaja...

 

Sometimes wheels don't move in pictures.

 

 

Nice try, but no.

Reid - who's just messing...

 

draw yourself in there..
Nice work BTW

 

SOMEONE DIDN'T SET THE PARKING BRAKE!!!!

 

If you have a high speed camera you can catch a car in motion with wheels NOT spinning. I'll show you with a picture later, Can't find it right now..


Reid ->

 

Yes, I'm a fan of photography and am familiar with what you speak of. But if that were the case the entire car would be still. In fact, your first pic is what it would look like.

 

ohhhhhhhhhh!

 

What is captured on a frame of film is dependent on shutter speed. If you use a fast enough shutter speed, you will be able to catch the entire image as if it were not moving. As you use a lower shutter speed, the image will tend to blur - that is, unless you pan the camera in the same direction as the car is moving as the car goes by - - using this technique - you can blur certain portions of the image (i.e background and wheels) and keep the image of the car in focus. Photographers have been doing this with cameras for eons. Photoshop just enables you to do the same image manipulation digitally.

 

yup
here's a shot i did...no PS


<u>Original size here</u>

 

Spoon riceboys

j/k

You did a good job on that car, Ismar. Sorry that the headache wasn't worth it for you.

 

it's called panning

 

spoom

 

Ah whatever.... Ok, I admit it, I'm stupid!

 

Your front rotors look like they're standing still.

 

Nah, everyone makes mistakes.

 

hey how did u do that with ur headlight I'm new to photoshop oh yeah and how do u blur?

 

I used a lens flare for the headlights and the motion blur for everything else.

And here's a picture of a moving vehicle with standing still wheels.

 

 

Nice ITR, Dave.

 

Here's an interesting one I took... checkout the center cap, and the rotors through the wheels.