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#shootingchallenge

117 Beautifully Blurry Photos

Click here to read 117 Beautifully Blurry Photos
Motion blur! It doesn't just ruin photos. It's also something that can be used for artistic effect, when done properly. And for the results of this week's Shooting Challenge, we've got 117 photographers who did just that. More »
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01/25/10
57,24457,244 views on this post, 118 visitors
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By Adam Frucci
#photography

Shooting Challenge: The Beauty of Blur

Blur is usually something we try to avoid in photography—in lowlight especially, memories can be destroyed by this muddling of shapes and colors. But for this week's Shooting Challenge, we want you to harness motion blur's artistic power. More »
01/20/10
17,34117,341 views on this post, 28 visitors
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By Mark Wilson
#lcds Click here to read Why You Don't Need To Spend Extra Money On a 240 Hz LCD TV

Why You Don't Need To Spend Extra Money On a 240 Hz LCD TV

Yesterday I discussed how the problem of motion blur has been all but eliminated in most mid-to-high-end LCDs. However, as HDGuru points out, there are consequences to bumping refresh rates up to 120 Hz or 240 Hz. More »
11/05/09
56,55056,550 views on this post, 33 visitors
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By Sean Fallon
#lcds Click here to read Study Claims Motion Blur Is a Non-Issue In Most Mid-To-High-End LCDs

Study Claims Motion Blur Is a Non-Issue In Most Mid-To-High-End LCDs

A study conducted by DisplayMate Technologies claims that the issue of "motion blur" so long associated with LCDs is no longer an issue in mid-to-high-end LCDs. However, manufacturers have no problem selling you gimmicks that supposedly fix the problem. More »
11/04/09
11,36111,361 views on this post, 5 visitors
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By Sean Fallon
#lcds

JVC Builds 180Hz LCD That Makes 120Hz LCDs Look Like Chumps

10/05/07
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