AboutMikael Barnard Expertise I have much experience in photographing events and my most specialist area
of knowledge is alternative photographic processes. I may well answer
questions on broader topics of photography but only if my sphere of
knowledge extends to the question in hand. Please feel free to ask away
though!
Experience I have both a GCSE and an A-level in photography and much experience with event photography, I now persue photography as a hobby.
Education/Credentials GCSE photography- B. A.S. Level- C. A-Level- D- nothing wrong with my work, seems the exam board are pretty narrow minded when it comes to alternative photographic processes :-(
Expert: Mikael Barnard Date: 4/7/2004 Subject: Photo Blurs (Photography)
Question Why and how does a photo blur occur?
Answer Hi Trey. The most common cause of a blurred photo is when the photographer moves the camera when taking the photo. This is the main purpose a tripod serves, to eliminate this movement. The proportion of the blur will be in relation to how far the camera is moved when the photo is being taken. The only other cause of blur I can think of is a particularly badly made or very dirty lens. Hope this is what you wanted to know. Best wishes.
