12 responses

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  Abellan Antonio gave props (12 November 2007):

  Fantastic, Could you explain us how did you make this effect?

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (12 November 2007):

  Hey Abellan, sure, no prob. You set u camera on shutter speed 1-2 seconds, turn off lights, tv on, press shutter button an toss ur camera over a safe bed or something. Hope this helps!
  Cheers

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  Christopher Stawney gave props (23 January 2008):

  What a cool idea! This came out GREAT! (obviously - it was published!) =)

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (23 January 2008):

  Thank you Christopher, I appreciate it

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  Lynne Krizik said (12 July 2008):

  Thanks for explaining to the rest of us. How absolutely creative of you. Well done!

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (13 July 2008):

  Your very welcome Lynne, thanks for your comments

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  Abhishek Majumder said (25 October 2008):

  just superb, thank u Christopher for such great work!

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (26 October 2008):

  Umm Chistopher? or you meant Carlos? lol, thx?
  Cheers

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  Drew Nikonowicz Chap said (25 March 2009):

  I'm guessing since it was a tv thats how you got the choppy effect? since tv is just a bunch of still frames? maybe?

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (26 March 2009):

  Hi Drew, the effect is given by tossing (round motion in this case) the camera, literaly, since it's a long exposure, the camera gets more than one capture of the TV, as seen here.

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  Marco Martinez said (21 May 2009):

  I really like this. I will try it in the next few days. I will let you know, Carlos, if I get something good. I have a feeling I will like the process of experimenting with this. Thanks for sharing.

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  Carlos Bohorquez Nassar said (25 May 2009):

  No prob Marco, it's a lot of fun. Good luck, let me know, sure!