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World Cup in Slit-Scan: A Remote Photographic Twist

Published July 9, 2026 · Updated July 9, 2026 · The Guardian

Jonny Weeks uses a digital flat‑bed scanner to produce slit‑scan images of the World Cup, proving that dramatic photos can be made without being on the pitch.

Editor Jonny Weeks adapted his favourite World Cup shots using a digital flat‑bed scanner, applying the slit‑scan technique to create experimental, time‑warped images. The method, which involves winding film past a narrow slit, distorts motion in a way reminiscent of the rolling shutter problem, offering a fresh, remote perspective on the tournament. betsport24.es

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