SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
by idnic

Comment by chele:
the editing is flawless. this is beyond excellent!

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by Valdo:
My favorite composite so far!!

Great result and interesting colors.

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by Gaby_G:
This is great! I was thinking about doing something like this (and I will) but watching yours discourage me cause I know I wont be able to do it this good... Great job!

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
by idnic

Comment by Judi:
Now this is great. I love all the different expressions.

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by rex:
Like the world already doesn't have enough Cindi's?

Great job. Looking forward to you beating this shot as it is awesome.

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by SJCarter:
EXCELLENT!!! This is great. Superb editing job here Cindi. Great work!

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by JamesKW:
Put away the money...strip poker is more fun. This is awesome. Great proccessing here. I have really got to try this.

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by thegrandwazoo:
Really Really Cool! Did you win? :-P

If you ever need a 6th I am there!

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by sfalice:
Excellent!

SP2-Day-7-Poker Party
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Comment by idnic:

Originally posted by Melethia: Now I'm kinda embarrassed that I even tried it. (Sheepish grin icon goes here...) This is amazing! If there are errors, I sure as heck can't find them. How did you put it all together, by the way? Mask and erase? I like how you can even see the feet under the table from the Cindi in the back. Every Cindi is perfectly lit and in focus - did you re-focus each shot, and if so, how did you do that without disturbing the camera position? I'll go back to snapshots of my feet, I think.... :-)

:D Deb, thanks for the compliment. I'm pretty proud of this one. I did use mask/erase to pull the layers together. Once I figured out what I was doing it went amazingly fast. I didn't refocus for each exposure though. I had the camera set with a deep enough DOF to include the whole table (Cindi back left is a bit soft). Each time all I had to do was to click the remote release to get the timer going and dash into position. Light was the celing fixture over the table plus my flash with Gary Fong pointed at the celing.