Multiple exposure - September 2010

[edG]

ok here is my first crack at this assignment level - consists of two full size shots layered in PS, both desaturated and re-sized with drop shadow.

[Marko]

VERY cool image EdG - Nice

[edG]

Thanks Marko!

[Iguanasan]

Iguanasan, my D300 can take the multiple exposures. Side by sides and total overlays are straight forward. The problem comes in trying to place a small piece of shot 2 (buttons) within a specific area of shot 1 (side of the door). Pretty much impossible to do. I'd be better off staging the site but then that's not the challenge we're after here. I just thought the up or down choice would be funny.

I use a PC to store my photos. No software,,, my variations in photos are are done using the basic camera settings.

Well, it sounds like it's just a challenge You need to frame both images in such a way as to have the buttons show up in the right place. If it was easy it wouldn't be a level 2 assignment

As for storing your images on your PC I would recommend you take a look at Picasa 3: Free download from Google as a decent free tool for managing your images. If you are looking for editing software there are lots of commercial products as well as Gimp which is free.

[Barefoot]

I intend on doing a multiple exposure involving doors!

That was kinda what I had in mind to try and here's what I came up with. Its seven frames with each one exposed in a decreasing fashion by one stop. I let the camera put them all together, and then I did a minimal curves adjustment. HDR without the software!

Oh, and the tiny little door is all the way to the rear

[JAS_Photo]

Cool shot with awesome perspective, Barefoot!

[Barefoot]

[Iguanasan]

I like that one, Barefoot. Very cool.

[Marko]

cool shots here barefoot!

[JAS_Photo]

Another cool one, Barefoot!

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