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I would say a fully exposed piece of film is not really a photograph any more, or perhaps we can discard it as a "trivial" case. On the other hand, there is ce
by bondarchuk 6y ago
I would say a fully exposed piece of film is not really a photograph any more, or perhaps we can discard it as a "trivial" case.
On the other hand, there is certainly a surveillance camera somewhere quietly humming along for way longer than this, and you could make a photograph by simply averaging all the video frames.
- jlarocco 6y ago> On the other hand, there is certainly a surveillance camera somewhere quietly humming along for way longer than this, and you could make a photograph by simply averaging all the video frames. Sure, but that's a different thing, even if the effect is similar.