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Absolutely, zero processing of any kind.
And I was still driving within a respectable range of the speed limit - probably about 70-75mph.... I was most surprised by the fact that, somehow, a sizeable piece of the elevated section of the freeway above (on the left edge) ended up 'chopped out'. The way these latest gen cell phone cameras choose to process frames is sometimes truly bewildering! Thanks for looking and chiming in! Cheers, Filip
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Just an odd high-speed snap of the road on my way home a couple of nights ago. The warping due to motion made the image interesting and appealing in my opinion........ Taken with the Google Pixel 8 Pro.... ...
Interesting, I’ve never tried this, but does the warp effect happen naturally when you take a picture in motion…
…no post processing? I imagine there’s a minimum speed required for this effect.
Absolutely, zero processing of any kind.
And I was still driving within a respectable range of the speed limit - probably about 70-75mph.... I was most surprised by the fact that, somehow, a sizeable piece of the elevated section of the freeway above (on the left edge) ended up 'chopped out'. Th...
The green glow of the asphalt,
and the particularly accentuated yellow line are both literally and figuratively the highlights of the frame 🤘😉
Nice shot with just the right amount of motion blur. Its funny how many people think you need a fast shutter speed to freeze motion which results in an image that doesn't show motion!
A longer shutter speed creates blur, blur demonstrates motion and creates a much more interesting image.... like this one!
