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04/23/2002 06:28:05 AM · #1 |
There are two photos in the current challenge that I have a question about. These are:
Let there Be Light
My Untimely Transition
I am just curious as to how this type of shot is done. I'm unfamiliar with the camera mode that allows this. These look more like a multiple exposure scenario than long exposure.
I liked both of these photos and I have no complaints with either... I'm just curious as to how they are done. If someone could share that information with me I would appreciate it!
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04/23/2002 06:56:54 AM · #2 |
jm, if you look at my 'self portrait' it's a similar deal. Long exposure, but you make a point of pausing at the parts that you want to record more 'strongly'. Ie. move quick to new position, then pause, move to new position, pause, etc. The slower you move, the more blur between individual poses.
HTH
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04/23/2002 07:32:13 AM · #3 |
| That makes sense! Thanks for the response! |
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04/23/2002 07:45:06 AM · #4 |
| i'm glad this was asked and answered, i gotta try it, sounds waaaay cool! |
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04/23/2002 08:45:26 AM · #5 |
Although I've never done it, I would try covering the lens with a black cloth between states to remove motion blur. So start the exposure, half way through throw a black cloth in front of your camera and tell the subject to move, then take the black cloth out of the way again.
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04/23/2002 08:47:30 AM · #6 |
You can also use a strobe light to make the transistions more distinct. Each flash of the strobe is a new sub-exposure.
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