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Stroboscopic effect on a airplane propellor

Have you ever seen an airplane propeller that looked like this? It’s called the rolling shutter effect. A cell phone camera records what it sees by scanning from one side of the frame to the other (or top to bottom), and strange things happen when the scene you are shooting moves faster than the image scanner.

You can also see a still image here that was recently shot on a guy on his iPhone on a short flight from London to Guernsey.

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posted 31 August, 2010
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