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Anonymous
Hey /p/. Is there a name of that effect when you pull your zoom while taking a shot?

I know it's gimmicky, but I still think it's cool. Help me get it out of my system.
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>> Anonymous
Enjoy your broken lens.
>> Anonymous
>>108329
broken lens?
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
in before sourdough.
>> Anonymous
>>108329
what the hell are you talking about?

>>108333
wut
>> Anonymous
I guess we could call it a...reverse contact zoom.

Yeah, let's call it that!
>> Anonymous
crash zooming - and it is gimmicky and fun as hell
>> Anonymous
>>108361

Anon's got me worried. There's no chance of the lens breaking?
>> sv !!vC9KZM3Ch/H
>>108363

Don't drop it.
>> Vincent
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I see your "zoom while taking a shot"
And raise you one
"slow shutter speed pan while zooming out and Taking a shot, all while standing in a prickly bush"

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>> Anonymous
>>108370

Does 1/50th even count for 'show shutter speed pan'?
>> Anonymous
>>108376

At the speed those things are moving at it very much does.
>> Anonymous
someone post the goddamn sourdough
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
>>108379
I'm surprised its taking so long to get here, it gets to shelves so quickly!
>> Anonymous
>>108381

Blame Parcelforce.
>> Anonymous
>>108370
It looks like he is trying to run from that bastard who divided by zero
>> Anonymous
I just call it a zoom pull.
>> Sicko !L3HRY/miC.
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>>108379

Fine.
>> Anonymous
>>108321
i like to "pull my zoom" if you know what i mean
>> Anonymous
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>>108645
You mean like this?
>> Anonymous
Canon sell a push pull zoom with L designation that's not bad for PJ types.
>> sv !!vC9KZM3Ch/H
>>108862

That's hot. oooh, take off your lens hood.
>> Butterfly !xlgRMYva6s
>>108872
so you like em that way huh?

>>108868
yeah but throw lenses are horrible.
>> Anonymous
>>108879

"Throw lens"? I'm not familiar with that term. If that just means the push/pull design then it really isn't as bad as you'd think. It works very well when you need to quickly change your focal length. That is a good feature for some people. It is very fast that way and it can feel natural after a while.
>> Anonymous
can this be done with a Canon S3IS?
>> Anonymous
>>109140

lol
>> Anonymous
>>109157
i assume that means no

(i'm a newbie .. just thought to ask ...)
>> Anonymous
I don't know how the zooming mechanism works on those cameras.

See if you can zoom out or in while the picture is being taken. Or if you can manual focus, then just move the barrel yourself.
>> Anonymous
>>109236

You can do this with an S3IS if you mod the firmware. Careful though, because it's actually possible to break the S3's autofocus mechanism this way (if you move it too far).

I came from an S3 IS, that's why I was hesitant about using this technique on other cameras too.