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not sure why this picture came out this way!. maybe because of movement!? i think it looks kinda cool though
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not sure why this picture came out this way!. maybe because of movement!? i think it looks kinda cool though http://hazledreams!.deviantart!.com/ (more on deviant art)Www@QuestionHome@Com Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: It's blurring caused by movement!. If you had the camera on auto exposure mode, then the camera would automatically use a slower shutter speed and a longer exposure because there wasn't enough light in the room!. A slower shutter speed will pick up movement and cause blurring!. So either the cat moved or you moved the camera slightly while you were taking the picture!. If you take a picture indoors, either use a tripod or try to brace the camera on a chair or something to help you hold it steady!. Most pictures actually do look better without a flash, with using available light and a longer exposure!. But you just have to be careful to keep the camera steady!. And good luck getting a cat to sit still long enough to take a picture! I've tried and it's not easy! He always has to wag his tail, for one thing!.!.!.Www@QuestionHome@Com Looks like you had the flash set to slow synch, or perhaps were using the night mode on your camera!. The flash fires to freeze the subject, but the shutter stays open longer to record ambient light!. If the camera or subject moves, you will get a ghosting effect!. Wedding photographers often use this technique for special effect during dancing!.Www@QuestionHome@Com ITS A GHOST!!!!!! Cute Kitty The Kitty is living out one of its 9 lives and it showed up in the picture!. or maybe the Kitty is an Animagus like Professor McGonagall and Professor Lupin or Peter Pettigrew!. Beware of you KITTY!. It will KILL you while you sleep!. :) Oh!. Hope you figure out what caused that in your picture!.!.!. Duh!.Www@QuestionHome@Com because of movement; you can see the camera took too long to shoot it and it shows the shadowy ears of the kitty!. Sometimes this happens when batteries are running low, or you can check your menu settings too!. Nice kitty!.Www@QuestionHome@Com Looks like (and I'm not sure, haha) you used the flash!? And the flash captured the kitten, and then the movement that occured after the flash fired!.Www@QuestionHome@Com yeah, it happened because the kitty came towards the camera as the shutter was closing, kinda like a double exposure, but not quiteWww@QuestionHome@Com Lighting and Movement together cause it to look like the light was bending!. Cute picture anyways nobody will care!Www@QuestionHome@Com Yeah it's because of movement, and cute kitty BTW :]Www@QuestionHome@Com this happens when your camera uses a combination of a long exposure and a flash!.Www@QuestionHome@Com movement maybe but, mostly because of the type of flash you usedWww@QuestionHome@Com probably a lighting glareWww@QuestionHome@Com it saw something new!.Www@QuestionHome@Com i don't know either, but that is soo freaking cool!!!Www@QuestionHome@Com dont know but cute kittenWww@QuestionHome@Com |
