motion blurring
Speed causes smudging
Motion blurring is the streaking or smearing effect that appears when a camera captures a moving subject, or when the camera itself moves during exposure.
In photography and film, it can be an unwanted artifact or a deliberate technique to convey speed and movement.
Video games and digital effects simulate motion blur to make animation appear more natural: The racing game uses motion blurring to enhance the sense of speed.
- smearingSpreading by rubbing
- streakingRunning naked publicly
- speed linesMarks indicating movement
- rushingRapid forward movement
- racing carsVehicles designed for competition
photography · action shot · frame rate · camera shake · distortion · velocity · light painting · shutter speed · ghosting · videography · panning · exposure time · rolling shutter · visual acuity · cinematography · video recording · anti-aliasing · long exposure
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Maximum image clarity
freeze frame · image sharpness · razor sharp · crystal clear · clarity
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Time suspended midstream
high-speed photography · stop-action · flash freeze · flash photography · decisive moment
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