can a professional cam do this?

[waaaks!]

I keep arguing with my friend that a professional camera cannot do this, I kept on saying that the photographer uses adobe photoshop, and he kept on saying that its about the camera.

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[ertaboy356b]

do what?? the focus thing??
My friend has a Sony Cybershot (It's a phone), and it's great.. It has auto focus feature and can capture in high speed.. We once tested it on an electric fan and when we pictured it, the picture is so still that you won't find any blur. The electric looks like that it stopped spinning..

 

[waaaks!]

no not that, its about the desaturating thing, it desaturates the background of a target

 

[ertaboy356b]

I think auto focus desaturates the background.. Maybe its photoshopped.. Probably Photoshop Lightroom..

 

[Prometheus]

I almost guarantee that is PS'd.

 

[Tru_Power22]

I've never seen a camera with affects like that.

 

[waaaks!]

just like I told him, I said if there's a device with such feature, then all they have to do is to install that method in a video camera and you can now create some sort of transparent background for computer use without the use of any blue or green screens

 

[Romek]

That's certainly photoshopped.

You can even see in the corner, some of the area wasn't desaturated.

Regardless, a camera can't do that.

 

[Duwenbasden]

The color effects are photoshop'd. The only one that can desaturate leaving 1 color are Canons.

The blur effects you can do it with almost all cameras.

 

[kingkingyyk3]

Nice Camera + Photoshop. =)