The ‘rolling shutter’ effect can be achieved by pointing a cellphone camera at a fast moving object, and today we got another great example: guitar strings.
We’ve talked about the ‘rolling shutter’ effect before, and we showed you a great example, of this effect, on airplane propellers. The ‘rolling shutter’ effect can be achieved by pointing a cellphone camera at a fast moving object, and today we got another great example: guitar strings. Head over the break to watch the video ( for more info, read our previous ‘rolling shutter’ effect article ).
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