Questions tagged [motion-blur]
apparent streaking caused by movements of a subject or panning camera with it during exposure
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How can I reduce motion blur in film photos without good lighting?
I use an Olympus om10 to shoot at Mavs games and I use Fuji film 400!
Recently I’ve been taking in game photos but unfortunately the pictures haven’t been turning out so well! Here is an example ...
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Let Canon EOS M6 prefer <1/100 exposure time with slightly higher ISO?
I frequently get motion blur with my Canon EOS M6. I noticed that the camera usually automatically choose very low ISO and a slow shutter:
Example EXIF: 18mm f/3.5 1/80 sec ISO 100 (mode was ...
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Taking pictures of moving objects in low light indoor settings without shake. Canon Rebel T7
I'm sort of new to photography and have been successful taking great photos during the day with good light. But anytime that I am indoors/outdoors with low light I can't seem to keep the image in my ...
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How do I get rid of unwanted motion blur?
I've got a fairly old (December 2007) photo of a train, which looks quite blurry because it ran too fast for the shutter speed (1/125") of my Olympus E-400 (@ ISO 320 & f/7.1):
I can't retry ...
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Why are War Photographers able to take pictures that seemingly violate the exposure rule?
A lot of historical war photographs I've seen are capable of recording the subject in sharp detail despite the subject being in blazingly fast motion, at the same time having little to no depth of ...
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multi-strobe-like motion blur outdoors?
This photo (cropped here) appears on p. 48 of the October 2020 issue of the Experimental Aircraft Association's Sport Aviation magazine. The upper blade of the propeller shows the motion blur that is ...
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What is the max. exposure time when using an iOptron Pro mount with a EOS 70D & telephoto lens?
I've recently replaced my old Vixen Polarie mount with an iOptron Pro for photographing deep-sky objects. However, when trying to make a shot of the M 101 galaxy, all the objects on my pic were motion-...
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How to have motion blur only behind the subject?
Motion blur can be used to give the impression of speed, but it affects both the front and the back of the moving object:
Drawings instead show a trailing blur with sharp leading edges:
Is there any ...
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Why is there motion blur at the edge of photos?
I’ve noticed a problem that has appeared recently with my Nikon D7200 and 18-140mm kit lens. When I take photos of distant objects, I get what looks like a motion blur at the edges. I have looked up ...
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How to take photos in burst mode, without vibration?
I have a Canon EOS 1200D (Rebel T5) and a reflector telescope, and I want to take some photos of Jupiter with them.
If I use burst mode, camera starts moving its mechanical parts: the mirror, or the ...
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How best to remove directional motion-blur from photos (on Linux)? [duplicate]
I took some photos of the moon last night. I wanted good color without a lot of noise, so used ISO 100 and a long exposure (10 seconds with a 400mm lens). I have a good tripod and head and used a 2 ...
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Tips for creating background motion blur images? [duplicate]
I've recently came across an image similar to this: (Source: travmonkey)
And was really impressed, the picture I found before that one (sadly can't find it again) looking even better, with a really ...
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What is this strange ghosting effect and how can I remove it?
There's a strange ghosting effect in this photo (actually quite a few of my recent photos), when I used built-in camera flash.
EXIF: f/5.6, ISO 400 and 1/60 sec.
Is it caused just by a slow shutter ...
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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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Moving Subjects in low light
Forget static photography where you've got days, in fact weeks, to set up your one perfect shot. My question is how do you take good sharp shots of a moving subject, say a train, when the light is ...
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