Subject	Like Tikigod mentioned, warping is from rolling shutter
Posted by	BlackholeZ on May 02, 2013 at 2:20 AM
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In Reply To	Some random pics of us driving to and around SoCal this posted by SpeedyZX on May 01, 2013 at 11:22 AM
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Follow Ups	Some random pics of us driving to and around SoCal this - SpeedyZX 11:22:01 05/01/13 The wheels "warping at speed" has to do with camera settings - TriniTT 11:44:41 05/01/13 It was taken with an iPhone so no settings were changed. - SpeedyZX 12:07:34 05/01/13 Surprisingly, you can do a lot with an iphone camera. - TriniTT 12:38:10 05/01/13 I love my BlackBerry TimeShift Camera. - fuzzymonkey 15:21:05 05/01/13 Don't let Tony (BigTDogg) catch you guys parking like this: - Aqualung 12:29:29 05/01/13 it's a camera thing....phone camera that is - RobZ32 14:00:00 05/01/13 the "warped" wheels are due to the rolling shutter (n/m) - Tikigod (Denver) 16:43:01 05/01/13 Like Tikigod mentioned, warping is from rolling shutter - BlackholeZ 02:20:56 05/02/13
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