Exploring Slow Shutter Techniques in 3D Gaussian Splatting
3D Gaussian Splatting not only handles glossy and reflective surfaces that are difficult for traditional photogrammetry — it also allows you to bring slight motion blur directly into the 3D representation.
This opens the door to more artistic and expressive visuals that were previously hard to achieve.
[Creative Expression] Slow Shutter & Light Painting
With 3D Gaussian Splatting, it’s now possible to capture intentionally soft or ambiguous visuals that traditional photogrammetry simply couldn’t handle.
By using slow shutter speeds (3–6 seconds) and moving LED lights, you can record light trails — and even blur itself — as part of the 3D scene.
Below are some examples of [Slow Shutter] Gaussian Splatting in action!
Light Painting Example 1
Single-color LED light painting with a 3-second exposure
Light Painting Example2
Light Painting with Different LED Colors Front and Back – 6-Second Exposure
Light Painting Example3
3-Second Light Painting with a Color-Changing LED
Light Painting Example4
3-Second Slow Shutter with Light Trails + Single Strobe Flash
— Slash Effect Style
Light Painting Example5
6-Second Slow Shutter with Light Trails + Single Strobe Flash — Stylized Slash Effect with Ink-Like Look Using SuperSplat v2.5's Color Correction
Light Painting Example6
6-Second Slow Shutter with Light Trails + 5 Strobe Flashes
Slow Shutter Example 1
6-Second Exposure with Partial Motion Blur
Slow Shutter Example 2
6-Second Slow Shutter with Partial Motion Blur
Slow Shutter Example 3
6-Second Slow Shutter with Partial Motion Blur
— Evoking Hokuto Shinken-Style Movement
Slow Shutter Example 4
6-Second Slow Shutter with 6 Flash Bursts
Since it’s a 3–6 second long exposure, some motion blur is unavoidable.
Rather than aiming for razor-sharp detail, this approach leans more toward a graphic or expressive visual style!
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