How to get this effect?

[funkguru]

Hi all,
Was going thru dpreview when I came across this picture which looks really cool.
Was wondering if anyone would be so kind enough to share
how to get this kinda effect?
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/articles/Image_Techniques/images/ZoomRaceCar.jpg

 

[eng_keow]

zoom in whilst taking the picture? :dunno:

 

[benedium]

Dunno about how to achieve this in PHotoshop. But, to get this, just shoot with slow shutter speed and zoom out with your camera before the shutter closes.

 

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

use lens baby?

 

[heroneo99]

Hi all,
Was wondering if anyone would be so kind enough to share
how to get this kinda effect?
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/articles/Image_Techniques/images/ZoomRaceCar.jpg

Hmm,, from what I know, this is Zoom Burst. You have to zoom in on the subject (moving or stationary), then focus, zoom out and shoot.

 

[kayheem]

Hi all,
Was going thru dpreview when I came across this picture which looks really cool.
Was wondering if anyone would be so kind enough to share
how to get this kinda effect?
http://www.dpreview.com/learn/articles/Image_Techniques/images/ZoomRaceCar.jpg

Use a slow shutter speed e.g. 1/15 or 1/30 sec and take the shot while zooming out. This is the usual method. I do not know if it can also be done using photoshop.

 

[Jedian]

Photoshop. Redial filter.

 

[catchlights]

yes, this is zoom effect, shoot at wide, change to long focal lenth during exposure, eg. 1/15s, trun or pull the focal lenth ring before shutter close.

you also can do this in photoshop, but in camera effect are more fun, and please don't over do it, you'll get sick when you seeing too many of these.

 

[JediForce4ever]

I try to use 1/8 sec shutter when trying this effect...and a tripod.

 

[funkguru]

Thank you Sifu/s
I have a coolpix 8800, I don't think I can use the zoom out trick with it.
Guess I'll have to use the Photoshop method and see how it turns out.
Once again thank you so much everyone:thumbsup:

 

[Rheo]

in photoshop go to filter,

>blur > radial blur > then u set the amount u wanna blur the picture till.


tats all....
below got one sample i just did...

http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/rheo_99/detail?.dir=/ece7&.dnm=e237.jpg&.src=ph

 

[solarii]

It is a zoom effect, but I doubt it was achieved in-camera. The blurring is too well controlled and precise to have been achieved by mechanical means, ie turning the zoom ring.

It's most likely a photoshop filter, radial blur.