Just as an interesting aside, the same thing could happen with film cameras that have focal plane shutters. The shutter moves a slit across (and in some cameras, vertically) the film.
There's a famous photo of an old race car taken by a French photographer (I can't remember his name), and the car, especially the wheels, appear to be slanted forward. The shutter was a upward-traveling one, so the early part of the exposure was at the bottom of the frame, as as the latter part of the exposure was made, the car had moved forward.
@thedarkhorse: Except for the GH1 which has somewhat crummy codec implementation and a lack of live output (at least after hitting record) but also has the least rolling shutter jello of any vDSLR and even less than most CMOS camcorders, even on shots with lots of fast, lateral movement.
It's really not at all there or noticeable with that camera. In fact the only time I've ever really seen it was when doing motion-stabilization in post production, wherein the motion of the shots is removed, and we're left looking at a static shot...then, (and even then only sometimes), do you see rolling shutter with the GH1.
Hey, Jesus? I guess it's past time we told you the truth, but...you _were_ a robot in the 80's. Yes, it's true. Your parents and I thought it was best at the time that you not know that you were just an ordinary automaton, and once they upgraded you to the RealBoyâ„¢ package, we just didn't have the hear to tell you that everything you'd been programmed to remember was a lie.
@Purple Dave: Thats a cross between Pinocchio and Blade Runner. (Of which I have the directors cut and may watch again this weekened if I finish my 1040s).
@Curves: I had the old version when it was the only one I could find, but then I upgraded to the suitcase set that comes with a little toy Spinner and four different cuts of the movie (Director, US, European, and Work Print).
Earth is great! You were right. I'm having a really fun time. While I sometimes feel like an outsider at school, my host family makes me feel right at home and even makes my favorite food, silicon dioxide with cadmium yummm!!! Here's me with Billy and Timmy. They're really nice so I don't tell them a black hole will swallow their planet next year. Miss you and big hugs to TTTT-53 and TTTT-67 from me!!! Gotta go!!!
The cool part is that kids who are really this age would not be creeped out at all by their robot buddy. Kids dont know something is weird or creepy until we tell them it is.
@misterrios: Robots wearing clothes sounds cool, until the robot starts tearing its clothing off because the fabric got caught and yanked by the various joints. I'm sure the kids would be thrilled to see a robot running around and watching its clothes get shredded :O
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There's a famous photo of an old race car taken by a French photographer (I can't remember his name), and the car, especially the wheels, appear to be slanted forward. The shutter was a upward-traveling one, so the early part of the exposure was at the bottom of the frame, as as the latter part of the exposure was made, the car had moved forward.
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Yep, that's the one! I wish I could remember who shot it.
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It's really not at all there or noticeable with that camera. In fact the only time I've ever really seen it was when doing motion-stabilization in post production, wherein the motion of the shots is removed, and we're left looking at a static shot...then, (and even then only sometimes), do you see rolling shutter with the GH1.
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I had the old version when it was the only one I could find, but then I upgraded to the suitcase set that comes with a little toy Spinner and four different cuts of the movie (Director, US, European, and Work Print).
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Earth is great! You were right. I'm having a really fun time. While I sometimes feel like an outsider at school, my host family makes me feel right at home and even makes my favorite food, silicon dioxide with cadmium yummm!!! Here's me with Billy and Timmy. They're really nice so I don't tell them a black hole will swallow their planet next year. Miss you and big hugs to TTTT-53 and TTTT-67 from me!!! Gotta go!!!
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