artificial motion blur

TTG photographs can depict motion blur caused by movement of the subject and the camera in relation to each other during the exposure (assuming the result meets the sasibe standard, as per P4).

However, any photograph exhibiting “motion blur” that was NOT caused by changes in the relative position of the subject and the camera cannot make it past P2.

Such a photograph cannot qualify for the TTG label regardless of how it is explained.

This prohibition includes blur added after the exposure (by any means), blur caused by a “blur filter” mounted on the front of the lens, and blur caused by zooming the lens during the exposure.

See the guide to motion photography and see “seen vs. simulated”