Jason Mullins shot a series of photos of an airplane propeller with his iPhone 4 that demonstrate a rolling shutter effect, where the object being photographed is moving faster than the shutter as it scans the frame.
Here’s another example shot by Soren Ragsdale in 2009.
A similar thing can happen with video, as Mikel Ortega discovered when shooting a propeller with his Nokia N95. Via
Posted on 09/02/2010 by CL Team
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For all you Chicagoans that survived our crazy storm wednesday, here’s a pretty awesome view of the action, captured by Craig Shimala.
Posted on 06/25/2010 by CL Team
“I have always been a keen observer of the world around me and the detail which it provides. I have found photography to be my window for expression, to allow me to convey thoughts and ideas through images. Having skydiving as part of my life has taught me important photographic knowledge, and allows me to have an unusual amount of creative freedom while shooting.” Mike Burdon
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Ok, pardon me while I geek out on the new “Content Aware” fill function in the upcomming release of Photoshop. Apparently they’re on to some kind of witchcraft/voodoo at Adobe.
Posted on 03/24/2010 by CL Team
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This series of photos by Karen Knorr were some of my favorite images that i saw at the Pomidou in Paris.
Posted on 11/17/2009 by Cassidy Gearhart
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