Questions tagged [blur]
An important aspect of the photographic vocabulary, produced by focus selection, limitations of depth of field, optical qualities, subject motion, camera motion, or other technical problems.
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Why is there a purple blur around fire in photos?
Why is there a purple blur around fire in photos? I'm using a Sony Xperia phone.
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Creating a synthetic image from an original image with a given shutter speed
I have an original jpeg image captured by a camera. I want to change the photo to another image so that the new image resembles the one which would have been taken with a camera with a different ...
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How go get blurred background with Nikon D5600 using 18-140mm lens? [duplicate]
I am very new to photography and just got my new camera, read up on all tutorials on how to take great pictures but...
I was trying to get a good portrait of a person while blurring the background. I ...
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How to take a macro photo, but with the subject completely in focus [duplicate]
I love macro photography, it gives an insight in the small world around is. Unfortunately, I'm really not good at it. When I came across an artificial beehive, I took a chance to get into the bees and ...
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Are focus and resolving power optically equivalent?
Limited "resolving power" or "sharpness" is a problem one can see with many lower-quality lenses, especially with higher-resolution camera bodies.
Playing with my cheap 500mm mirror lens, I often get ...
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Camera Slow To Respond When Trying To Take A Photo | Nikon D5300
I have a Nikon D5300. When I try to take a photo (I reset all settings to factory settings) and hold down the button to focus or just a quick snap, there is a long delay in the camera finishing to ...
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Blurred photos of a moving subject under low light conditions
I’m using a bridge camera Fujifilm s7000. I’ve found it difficult to take photos indoors in low light conditions. The exposure looks right but blurred. I’m trying to take photos of our baby, as you ...
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Why does a blurred out background make this photo look like a miniature? [duplicate]
I have this photo before and after being blurred (From Macphun software ad):
I dont know about you but for some reason the blurred version almost makes the island look like it is an intricately ...
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Why am I getting blurry images with a Sigma 35mm Art and Canon EOS 77D?
I recently got the Canon EOS 77D and the Sigma 35mm Art 1.4
I notice in my pictures stuff where i'm a little distance away I comes out blurry. My setting on here were ISO 800 f/1.4 1/160sec
I do know ...
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Focus issue - possible cause?
I took a whole series of photographs of local listed buildings, so I could add them to wikimedia - until I saw the results.
D5500 with Nikkor 24-120mm VR 3.5/5.6G 50mm ISO 100 1/320s f4.8
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Is my Tamron lens VC (image stabilisation) working properly for long exposure photos taken with a tripod?
I am an amateur photography and although i have taken long exposure photos before, this is the first time for a while and with my new camera Canon EOS1300D.
I am surprised at the blurry result. The ...
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How can I fix an out of focus photo? Is there an app for that? I don't have Photoshop [duplicate]
Someone else took this picture of me and didn't focus. :(
How can I fix this? Is there an app for that? I don't have Photoshop.
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Why do moving objects in photos appear blurry?
When taking a photo on most cameras, if you take a picture of a moving object, the object appears blurry. Why does this happen exactly?
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What exactly is the cause for the diffusion of bright objects in these image?
What exactly is the cause for the diffusion of LED chips in the image below? We can see clearly the LED chips in the image. However, between LED chips, the background is not dark but there are some ...
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