Tim,
just looked through some images I have here on my HD. Maybe, I really don't
know, but maybe it would work for the reflection blur if the same method was
used that the depth of field is using.
Mike, would this work?
-David
David,
I don't have a clue how Depth of Field works. Maybe someone else knows and will
elucidate it for us a bit. Nevertheless, your question got me thinking about
something even more esoteric. I wonder if you could use Depth of Field to rack
the focus on the camera so as to bring the reflections on an object into sharp
focus, while the object itself goes out of focus? One of those cinematic
cliches, which I probably would never use. But I wonder if anyone has tried it.
@-@-
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Tim
Tim,
I'm wondering about the same thing, but I haven't tried it yet. As I already
said to Greg, there are just too many things you could check out. You can
spend a year only checking out things <g>
But I think the DOF feature might work quite good for reflection blur.
-David