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What It Is You can also show movement in an image using a flash technique called Second or Rear Curtain Sync. (The effect is also sometimes referred to as Slow Sync.) In regular flash photography, the flash automatically fires when the curtains of the shutter are opened and closed to freeze the subject at the beginning of the exposure. This lights up your subject, but darkens the background and blacks out detail. Using the Second (Rear) Curtain setting–available on most dSLRs–two flashes are fired: one at the beginning of the exposure after which the first curtain of the shutter closes; and another at the end right before the second curtain closes. Since there's a short period of time between the two flashes, the subject will be frozen in the shot, while the background details blur into movement-suggesting trails. Read more: Trick Photography Techniques - How to Shoot Trick Photos - Popular Mechanics
He is 4 almost 5 years old, diagnosed with ADHD.
Originally posted by Qumulys
Slow shutter speed
Also, seems to perhaps be a slow shutter speed with a setting of a flash at the end, this freezes the final position, but due to the subject moving (note his collar on the left) it has left what appears to be a see through section.
A check of the original file will (should confirm this).
Also, the exif data has all the important details missing... hmmmedit on 18-12-2011 by Qumulys because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Imagewerx
From the description I assume this is said to be a recent digital photo? But from the look of the grain and dirt and dust spots on the image,this looks like a scanned print to me?
Chris.
Originally posted by Qumulys
reply to post by Fishticon84
The other kids really are not in very sharp focus, but the middle kid must have made a sharp and quick jolt to the side, check my above post and link for how this effect is achieved.
Originally posted by Talltexxxan
Originally posted by Imagewerx
From the description I assume this is said to be a recent digital photo? But from the look of the grain and dirt and dust spots on the image,this looks like a scanned print to me?
Chris.
You are correct. this is a scanned picture. the boys mother just came to visit us this weekend and she brought the phyical print to us. I ran down to the nearest CVS and put the physical print onto a CD.
I will take a picture now and upload it to the OP.
Let me start off by saying that I know for fact that this picture was undoctered, because this is a picture of a friend of mines kid and we noticed his "see throughness" on the LCD screen after the picture was taken.