Soft Effect by Camera Shake
While experimenting the effect of the camera shake, I got the idea to use the old
images on the PC screen as a subject. (Give a shake to a screenshot.)
Shaking photography become an industrial scale —– and it’s much easier to give
a different way of shake in the room = hand-held or a tap on the camera, mounted
on a flimsy shaky tripod. —> It created pretty nice soft blurr. (Photo above )
On the screen, this was the original image taken by Zeiss 85mm F1.4 Lens.
The photo above, the soft effect was made by a free program Picasa. = It’s obvious,
a mechanical shake gives much more interesting effects. — and a fun !
Though, the screenshot having an inherent trouble to show the grid of the screen.
(If you enlarge this and next image, the grid would be seen.)
If there wasn’t a trouble of the visible grid, this was a rather pretty image. Pity.
(When right amount of the shake was given, the soft effect dissolve the line of grid.
Too much shake spoil the image but too little leaves sharpness and the grid too.)
There is a possibility to use the Image Stabilizer for an opposite effect =
make an image blurred ! (Though, it needs to hack-in to the control program
otherwise the lens has to be modified !)
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Some nice shaking, Yoshi:)
Thank you Elena.
— on front of the screen, it wasn’t much exercise though.
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