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How did I take this pic?

M

Martin

Lifer
I had more than a few drinks that night, so I don't know what exactly I did when I took it. Did me and the guy accidentally move in sync while, making it seems as if everything else is moving?

I love this pic somehow draws your attention to the guy on the left, so I'd really like to be able to do that again 🙂

Edit:
Silly me, here is the pic. sorry 😉
http://individual.utoronto.ca/marty/pic20.jpg
 
Originally posted by: Martin
I had more than a few drinks that night, so I don't know what exactly I did when I took it. Did me and the guy accidentally move in sync while, making it seems as if everything else is moving?

I love this pic somehow draws your attention to the guy on the left, so I'd really like to be able to do that again 🙂
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lock focus on him, and then move the camera view to the closer subjects while keeping the focus locked. then when you take the picture, he will be clear while the others are not, sorta like what you have in that pic.

edit: also, since hes looking directly at the camera, hes less likely to move and blur himself, so take that into account.
 
He was just as drunk, so he stayed stationary... the other people moved, not you. (Check out the coffee table)
 
I don't think its a depth of field thing,the guy sitting next to the guy in focus is pretty much the same distance from your camera.

I've done this before with my Nikon purposely. You slow the shutter speed way down and then slightly or greatly zoom while taking the picture. Thats one way....
 
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