Tiananmen

microcosm · 17th October 2006

Shot the above images on a greyish overcast day... quite a bummer to meet with lousy light/weather.

VR Man · 18th October 2006

Where are the tanks har?

microcosm · 19th October 2006

Originally Posted by VR Man

Where are the tanks har?

Definitely nearby...

Blu-By-U · 19th October 2006

Someone please enlighten this blurr blu... The 1 st picture, the nearest soldier is clear but it gradually get blurr towards the right.. Is the the effect of DOF? or is it the lens is not fully open or close?

Moonstone · 19th October 2006

It's shutter speed not able to keep up with the soldiers movement (look at the hands of the marching soldiers)

microcosm · 20th October 2006

Originally Posted by Moonstone

It's shutter speed not able to keep up with the soldiers movement (look at the hands of the marching soldiers)

Bingo! Slow shutter speed because it was in the evening when this picture was taken.

Moonstone · 20th October 2006

Actually I thought that you purposely slow the shutter speed to emphasize the abrupt marching of the soldiers to create a sense of urgency in the photo.

17th October 2006	#1
microcosm Moderator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 7,977	Tiananmen Shot the above images on a greyish overcast day... quite a bummer to meet with lousy light/weather.

18th October 2006	#2
VR Man Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 344	Re: Tiananmen Where are the tanks har?

19th October 2006	#4
Blu-By-U Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Selangor D.E. Posts: 1,417	Re: Tiananmen Someone please enlighten this blurr blu... The 1 st picture, the nearest soldier is clear but it gradually get blurr towards the right.. Is the the effect of DOF? or is it the lens is not fully open or close? __________________ World thru my lens

19th October 2006	#5
Moonstone Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Woodlands Posts: 464	Re: Tiananmen It's shutter speed not able to keep up with the soldiers movement (look at the hands of the marching soldiers)

20th October 2006	#7
Moonstone Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Woodlands Posts: 464	Re: Tiananmen Actually I thought that you purposely slow the shutter speed to emphasize the abrupt marching of the soldiers to create a sense of urgency in the photo.