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Nokia Lumia 925 ProCam slow shutter Test 1 and ideas to try #Hologram screen

| August 20, 2013 | 19 Replies
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So last night was the first night at my new accommodation. The frustration of no internet must have affected my sleep as I woke abruptly at about 2am. Instead of trying to sleep I thought the darkness was the perfect time to test some things out with Nokia Pro Cam on the Nokia Lumia 925.

Tired, no tripod, one person limits what I can shoot but I thought some of the results looked pretty cool. The ideas are here if anyone would like to take them further as I can’t at the moment whilst I’m at this placement.

Settings are otherwise auto except shutter at 4 seconds.

Now, something you see often is the movement of the light source to ‘draw’ on screen.

1) Hologram

This first one reminded me of one of the Nokia N8 adverts where we saw screens left and right, like a hologram.

The screen of a phone is very interesting. It’s nice to capture the detail. Moving it whilst the light is off can provide interesting patterns.

But to make it look like a hologram, I took a second without light, shifted to one side and then turned on the screen on my iPad to provide that light. It illuminates what was in the left of the screen too making the previous ‘burned’ image look like it’s just hovering there.

I tried to switch the tab to something else (applications) but that requires another pair of hands.

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2) Multiple screens

This just involves swiping the screen midway whilst moving it and then stopping when you reach the other side. Don’t swipe whilst you stop because this layers on the image.

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This multit tile thing is done again at the end to make cool patterns

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3) Pseudo panorama

This requires a similar method to above, but requires a lot of dexterity/another person.

Find an image you can pan across

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4) Retro tiles

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I’ll try to refine this and try other slow shutter stuff as I get more used to procam (and possibly get more hands to help/tripod).

It’s interesting how well the 925’s OIS does considering I’m HOLDING it with my hands only for 4 seconds.

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Category: Lumia, Nokia

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