Challenge: Multiple/Double Exposure July 13-17, 2020
Jul 14, 2020 23:44:03 #
I don't have many Double exposures, and the ones I do have I put together in Photoshop as my Canon doesn't have a multiple exposure setting..
Jul 14, 2020 23:46:01 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
These were also created using the multiexposure setting on my D750. I did these during another challenge to see what kind of "look" I could get. I think the max was 3 exposures before the camera combined them. Made sure each shot was focused and for these - I just moved camera shots from left to right. I liked the detail on the lettuce and the color pop of the tomato.
Wonderful..
Jul 14, 2020 23:46:23 #
judy juul wrote:
I really like #1 as it is! 
Thanks, Judy! I really appreciate that!
Tim
Here's another one I have mixed feelings about. 🤔
What I really, really like about it is that's it's my granddaughter!😁
Jul 14, 2020 23:46:40 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
These were made using layers for double exposure. If you are familiar with Vivaldi's Four Seasons for violin these will make sense. I needed these for CD covers or something.
Love this violin series Pat..
Jul 14, 2020 23:47:57 #
Jul 14, 2020 23:48:33 #
creativ simon wrote:
Another way I do it is to say photograph a single flower
then in Photoshop layer it as many times as I require
Depending on what I am trying to achieve
Like in this example
then in Photoshop layer it as many times as I require
Depending on what I am trying to achieve
Like in this example
Pg 6 - I really love when you get "carried away with yourself," Simon.
Those last two images are truly awesome!
Thank you for sharing the "how to" as well!
Tim
Jul 14, 2020 23:50:29 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
p.5 I really like that last one, Tim. Thanks for "taking the challenge"
Thanks so much, Pat, for your kind words and for hosting this challenge.
Besides giving everyone a chance to see what others do and how they do it, this challenge has gotten me back into "playing around" more in PSE.
So glad you enjoyed that image.
Tim
Jul 14, 2020 23:50:34 #
Fred Ann wrote:
I created this multiple crow exposure a few years ago. If I can remember how I did it I will make a few more tomorrow.
Nicely done FA..pg. 3
Jul 14, 2020 23:52:13 #
lhammer43 wrote:
Very good start, Pat. Thanks for the challenge. If my Sony alpha 99 has an in camera multiple exposure within it's list of bells and whistles I haven't found it yet. I've worked a few layered shots and modified the ampacity of the top layers to partially view what's under it. Meanwhile I'm still looking for the in-camera stuff.
Well done Larry..Pg. 4
Jul 14, 2020 23:53:40 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
This challenge has made me think. It's the kind I can't dip into archives for, necessarily. I'll post this one for tomorrow as I won't be around till much later in the day. While working on one project, I put together this double exposure - a lobster boat on a background of a pile of nautical ropes. This was a vivid blending mode and I don't have the 2 original shots to post along with it.
Pg 7 - Very cool, and good instinct on this one, Pat. I really like it!
Jul 14, 2020 23:55:51 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
Loved it when I first saw it and still do..
Thanks so much, Lesley!📸
Jul 14, 2020 23:58:54 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
I don't have many Double exposures, and the ones I do have I put together in Photoshop as my Canon doesn't have a multiple exposure setting..
Pg 8 - These are great, Lesley!
See, now that we know how to do this in Photoshop,
we can both save that GAS money for those new fangled
cameras that do automatic, in-camera doubles and spend
it on something we really need...like a vacation...lol
Jul 15, 2020 01:45:50 #
William wrote:
page #6 explains a lot not
Haha if you had Photoshop you might understand Bill, sorry my friend
Jul 15, 2020 01:48:14 #
Rolk wrote:
Pg 6 - I really love when you get "carried away with yourself," Simon.
Those last two images are truly awesome!
Thank you for sharing the "how to" as well!
Tim
Those last two images are truly awesome!
Thank you for sharing the "how to" as well!
Tim
Thanks Tim so pleased you enjoyed them
Jul 15, 2020 04:47:12 #
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