Need help with achieving a ghostly finish please (Page 2): thankyou!

dadschild Loc: Methuen, Ma

thankyou!

Michael13027 Loc: Baldwinsville ny U.S.

Your very welcome enjoy the results

UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA

Harvey wrote:

This was a fun project - a photo of an Old school house and some of my wides mothers family back in the 1910 - 20. A lot of PS7 went into this and to be very truthful it was about 8 yrs ago so I don't have a clue of how I did it. LMAO

Harvey, I tried basically the same thing with this shot

COMING CALLING

DennisK Loc: Pickle City,Illinois

frenchcoast wrote:

Harvey wrote:

This was a fun project - a photo of an Old school house and some of my wides mothers family back in the 1910 - 20. A lot of PS7 went into this and to be very truthful it was about 8 yrs ago so I don't have a clue of how I did it. LMAO

Harvey, I tried basically the same thing with this shot

What's the circle C above the roof line?

chapjohn Loc: Tigard, Oregon

Use a ghosting technique described by Bryan Peterson. Use a long exposure, have the subject be still for 2-3 seconds, then a few steps and be still, etc. through the duration of the exposure. See if that works. I used this twice, but I did 8 sec exposure and at 4 seconds had my subject move into the room an remain ther until the esposure ended. One of these in February on 365project.org below and the other is in July.

thehing Loc: Mississauga Ontario Canada

Harvey wrote:

This was a fun project - a photo of an Old school house and some of my wides mothers family back in the 1910 - 20. A lot of PS7 went into this and to be very truthful it was about 8 yrs ago so I don't have a clue of how I did it. LMAO

Oh Oh Harvey I hope she doesn't see the wide comment!

dilong Loc: Herne Bay, UK

Thanks for all help. I shall check on the links given too. Yes, she will be wearing different clothes by the way, that image was just a test run.

EoS_User Loc: Oshawa, Ontario Canada

Ok, I stand corrected, there does seem to be a very small number of digital cameras with this capability.

docrob wrote:

quote=EoS_User This type of shot has got to be on... (show quote)

UP-2-IT Loc: RED STICK, LA

DennisK wrote:

frenchcoast wrote:

Harvey wrote:

This was a fun project - a photo of an Old school house and some of my wides mothers family back in the 1910 - 20. A lot of PS7 went into this and to be very truthful it was about 8 yrs ago so I don't have a clue of how I did it. LMAO

Harvey, I tried basically the same thing with this shot

What's the circle C above the roof line?

Thats just a quickie WaterMark I throw on randomly posted pictures.

bawlmer Loc: Baltimore, MD

I did photos like this 2 years ago using a time exposure. I set my camera on a tripod, open the shutter, walk into the photo for a short moment with a flashlight in my hand to illuminate myself, walk out of the photo, and close the shutter. I got some interesting photos with a nice ghostly appearance. :)