Our entryway. Blurred the pictures for privacy, just set up!
Our entryway. Blurred the pictures for privacy, just set up! submitted by /u/Peetahbread
Our entryway. Blurred the pictures for privacy, just set up! submitted by /u/Peetahbread
Is it normal that my blurred background looks like this? I noticed that at f2.8 the background looks like has some micro shaking, while the subjects are perfectly fine. Considered that is shot at 1/3600 I would exclude that. Here is a crop for reference, at 200 ISO, 50mm, 1/3600sec – Lumix LX-100 Never mind the yellowish tone. https://preview.redd.it/bx3bovpdz9tc1.png?width=1636&format=png&auto=webp…
Any way to get rid of blurred corners with iPhone camera? I do a lot of 3D modeling and have recently ventured into making my own textures and materials for my models but I don’t have a DSLR so I’ve resorted to using my iPhone 15 camera until I can afford one. However, I’ve noticed that whenever I take photos, the center is crystal clear while the corners and edges are blurry. I can remove the blur in …
Why are all the images in this article blurred this way? (Except doggie) To obscure the faces of the officers? Don’t they usually do it in a different way, like each individual face is blurred? submitted by /u/won1wordtoo
What shutter speed to use for blurred crowd ? (Not my photo) i’m comfortable going down to like 1/15s because my camera has no ibis just the lens OSS submitted by /u/IFuckedBigfootie
Hey everyone, I’m curious as to why does the upper half of the body have blurred movement but the lower part look still? Any answer will be appreciated thank you. submitted by /u/Material-Mind-3630
What to charge for professional work? (With a couple reference photos, eyes blurred for privacy) I want to start charging for my portraits, and I’m pretty new to the photography scene in all honesty (like a little over a year). I feel like my portraits are good enough to charge for, but I don’t know how to judge a fair rate for my photos. I already do professional product shoots for a company that makes survival gear in exchange for free ge…
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