Double exposure probably possible some day.
Feb 28, 2013 21:23:45 #
Virgil
Loc: The Hoosier State
Adding to my want list of features is in camera double exposure.
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
Feb 28, 2013 21:34:39 #
Several current DSLRs such as the Canon 5D MK III offer in-camera multiple exposures.
Feb 28, 2013 21:38:08 #
Feb 28, 2013 21:42:24 #
Feb 28, 2013 21:47:29 #
The D7000 does it. It's something that I've been meaning to try and haven't gotten to yet.
Feb 28, 2013 21:50:55 #
Feb 28, 2013 22:00:18 #
Back in the 70's and 80's if you did Weddings you did double exposures. It was what set you apart as a pro. Since anyone can do them in PP they have just went out of style as they should. Other than the fun of doing them in the camera they should be done in PP. - Dave
Feb 28, 2013 22:52:12 #
Virgil wrote:
Adding to my want list of features is in camera double exposure.
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
Welcome to the future! :D
Feb 28, 2013 23:12:37 #
Feb 28, 2013 23:59:08 #
Mar 1, 2013 05:58:03 #
Mar 1, 2013 06:10:22 #
Virgil wrote:
Adding to my want list of features is in camera double exposure.
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
Check your camera's menu
Mar 1, 2013 07:36:20 #
Virgil wrote:
Adding to my want list of features is in camera double exposure.
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
Why do you need or want it?
Mar 1, 2013 07:36:25 #
Virgil wrote:
Adding to my want list of features is in camera double exposure.
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
I think it is possible if they put their minds to it. How about your first shot recorded on all the pixels with odd numbered addresses and your second shot recorded on all the pixels with even numbered addresses. Writing to you recording medium would only take place after the second shot. Just takes a little programming, thats all. Then you wouldn't have to wait for post processing. Anyone else interested? Virgil
The D7000 does double and triple exposure. Fun to use ... best results using a tripod
Mar 1, 2013 08:54:43 #
pills
Loc: Memphis Tennessee
Olympus E 5, E30 and the new mirror less Omd EM5 all have in camera multiple exposure feature.
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