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Lesson - Motion Streams!
Because lights
are bright, any movement of the camera at the time of
the snap can inadvertently create motion streams in your
photos. Of course camera settings and film speed are
factors as well. One of the most telling signs of motion
streams will be streaks that identically parallel each
other in movement. Different light sources
will have the same streak pattern, because it's caused
by movement from the camera itself, not the lights. And
these are definitely NOT ghosts. The first thing to streak
will be lights,
reflective surfaces and bright objects. Even light
sources outside of the cameras view finder can still cause
motion streams in your photo. They will still streak and
leave everything else in the photo in focus. Obviously,
it's best to use a tripod at night. That rule is
especially true when you use a camera with a "night
setting". In that mode, the shutter stays open longer,
which makes your pics more susceptible to streaking and
streams of light. Even the simple act of
depressing the camera button, can push against the
camera, making it move slightly, thus creating this same
streaming effect.
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Identical twin
streaks & streamer
Multiple streams
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