| I been looking at cameras. The mirror less one all seem to have rolling shutters. At first I dismissed the rolling shutters because they don't do well with multiple exposures on one piece of ":film". But I have decided that I can fake multiple exposures in Photoshop. I have found a gif that show how rolling shutters effect a pie graph of colors.It is too large for the 100 km limit of the website but I can attach it for you -------- Original message -------- From: Andrew Davidhazy <andpph@xxxxxxx> Date: 8/17/25 2:15 PM (GMT-05:00) To: photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Rolling Shutter Did I miss the start of a conversation about "rol! ling shut ter"? I have been "deciphering" the effect when it first came to global consciousness by the photograph of Henri Lartigue of a race car. His was a true rolling shutter. Digital ones are simulations! :) After a number of introductory illustrations my final one looks like this: Andy ________________________________________ From: photoforum-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <photoforum-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of photoroy6 <photoroy6@xxxxxxx> Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2025 7:04 PM To: photoforum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: Rolling Shutter An example of a rolling Shutter I found on the web This message was sent to subscribers of <b>PhotoForum educational network</b> ("https://lists.rit.edu/sympa/info/photoforum"). Unsubscribe: https://lists.rit.edu/manage/unsubscribe.php?listname=photoforum&email=photoroy6@xxxxxxx&uuid=&id=CH3PR16MB64049214C8A81A2A00! 36E5CCCC3 6A |
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