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Photo Blur - the consequence of shutter delay

Photo Blur - the consequence of shutter delay

This photo is what you often get with mobile phone cameras if you forget about the time delay... (having gotten so used to the DSLR Nikon D70... or any digital SLR for that matter)

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Submitted by Marco on Fri, 21/10/2005 - 9:47pm.
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