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Computational "Long Exposures" with the Pixel 6 @ Great Falls Park, VA
No tripod or neutral density filter necessary? I love the idea of being able to, um, *fake* a long exposure but I wish it resembled a longer duration. These two shots of Great Falls turned out pretty well, but I've since photographed a number of other waterfalls and the Pixel 6 typically seems to mimic a duration of only 1/4 of a second or so, which in my book doesn't really count as a "long exposure." Even then, the effect often looks less like motion blur and more like someone sloppily brushed in an out-of-focus quality over the water. Consider me initially happy but ultimately disappointed.
Computational "Long Exposures" with the Pixel 6 @ Great Falls Park, VA
No tripod or neutral density filter necessary? I love the idea of being able to, um, *fake* a long exposure but I wish it resembled a longer duration. These two shots of Great Falls turned out pretty well, but I've since photographed a number of other waterfalls and the Pixel 6 typically seems to mimic a duration of only 1/4 of a second or so, which in my book doesn't really count as a "long exposure." Even then, the effect often looks less like motion blur and more like someone sloppily brushed in an out-of-focus quality over the water. Consider me initially happy but ultimately disappointed.