Jonny Weeks, a seasoned picture editor, turned to a digital flat‑bed scanner to capture alternative images of the World Cup from his home studio. He employed slit‑scanning—a time‑based analogue technique that winds film past a narrow slit—to produce distorted, experimental shots that celebrate the long‑standing issue of rolling‑shutter distortion. capturengo.com
World Cup Images Made at Home: Slit-Scanning Wins
Picture editor Jonny Weeks shows that World Cup photography can be done from home using a flat‑bed scanner and slit‑scanning, a technique that embraces rolling‑shutter distortion.
