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09/13/2006 01:18:30 AM · #1 |
So many of us have given this technique a try lately, I thought we needed a place to gather them all together for general discussion and how-to. I've seen soooooo many nice ones, but I will leave it to each photographer to show the ones they wish to share rather than to post for them.
Here is mine, most of the information is included in the comments, but I'll hapily answer questions.
PS, I'd also like to see a "composite" or "multiple-exposure" gallery added. :)
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09/13/2006 02:03:30 AM · #2 |
While not as intricate as yours...I did do two shots for this. One is the total photo and the second is the lighting on the flowers. I didn't want the glare from lighting on the flowers to show on the glass.
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09/13/2006 02:26:21 AM · #3 |
How I did it is in the Photographer's Comment Section. I will also answer questions if I can.
Message edited by author 2006-09-13 02:26:53.
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09/13/2006 02:29:00 AM · #4 |
I did lots of cloning...
This is awesome I wanna do it again tommorrow lol |
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09/13/2006 02:31:46 AM · #5 |
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Message edited by author 2006-09-13 15:57:12. |
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09/13/2006 02:45:16 AM · #6 |
would you guys want this to be the next Advanced Challenge? :)
It might be fun and unleash some creativity |
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09/13/2006 02:47:32 AM · #7 |
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09/13/2006 09:26:30 AM · #8 |
I see Judi made a challenge suggestions for these.... Great idea. :)
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09/13/2006 09:42:26 AM · #9 |
 kiwiness
ajager's self portrait compostie. wow.
Message edited by author 2006-09-13 09:43:19.
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09/13/2006 12:14:29 PM · #10 |
Gary's (Kiwiness') composites are my favorites. Maybe he'll spot this thread and share some of his other creations with us.
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09/13/2006 12:26:56 PM · #11 |
| How are y'all doing this? Are you taking multiple shots then layering them? |
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09/13/2006 12:28:17 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by persimon:
How are y'all doing this? Are you taking multiple shots then layering them? |
Yes, you layer all of your shots in PS, then erase out the parts of each layer that need to be 'see-through'. Its really easy once you get going.
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09/13/2006 01:01:46 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by idnic:
Originally posted by persimon:
How are y'all doing this? Are you taking multiple shots then layering them? |
Yes, you layer all of your shots in PS, then erase out the parts of each layer that need to be 'see-through'. Its really easy once you get going. |
I don't like to erase so I mask out the parts I don't want showing through in case I make a mistake and have to fix it later on.
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09/13/2006 01:04:26 PM · #14 |
| I am gonna have to try this. It looks really fun! I wish they would set up a gallery just for these types of shots. It owuld be so much fun to look at all of them. |
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09/13/2006 01:23:28 PM · #15 |
Inside the camera multiple exposure;
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09/13/2006 01:24:30 PM · #16 |
not with people, but oh well :P
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09/13/2006 02:01:10 PM · #17 |
Originally posted by stdavidson:
Originally posted by idnic:
Originally posted by persimon:
How are y'all doing this? Are you taking multiple shots then layering them? |
Yes, you layer all of your shots in PS, then erase out the parts of each layer that need to be 'see-through'. Its really easy once you get going. |
I don't like to erase so I mask out the parts I don't want showing through in case I make a mistake and have to fix it later on. |
I agree. I mask as well. I do it one layer at a time then I flaten and add the next layer. |
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09/13/2006 02:02:52 PM · #18 |
Originally posted by Elvis_L:
Originally posted by stdavidson:
Originally posted by idnic:
Originally posted by persimon:
How are y'all doing this? Are you taking multiple shots then layering them? |
Yes, you layer all of your shots in PS, then erase out the parts of each layer that need to be 'see-through'. Its really easy once you get going. |
I don't like to erase so I mask out the parts I don't want showing through in case I make a mistake and have to fix it later on. |
I agree. I mask as well. I do it one layer at a time then I flaten and add the next layer. |
In my first and only experiment (see post above), I didn't know how to work with masks yet, so I just erased the parts with the eraser. That works too, but you gotto be careful with the steps you take.
Message edited by author 2006-09-13 14:03:28.
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09/13/2006 03:06:08 PM · #19 |
 
Just though it would be a good place to post these....these both are just one picture... im working on the Multiple Expo. |
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09/13/2006 03:59:03 PM · #20 |
Originally posted by biteme:
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Fantastic, fantastic job!
Though not nearly as great as yours, here is a landscape composite.
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09/13/2006 04:17:25 PM · #21 |
Mine has cats in (or well just the one cat). I think I should get out more but I'm happy as is, heh..
It's fun doing these though and surprisingly easy once you get the hang of it. |
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09/13/2006 04:24:39 PM · #22 |
Here is one I did last year. Very rushed and certainly not the best composite. I might do another for this challeng.
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09/13/2006 04:33:59 PM · #23 |
Originally posted by stdavidson:
Originally posted by biteme:
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Fantastic, fantastic job!
Though not nearly as great as yours, here is a landscape composite.
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thank you Steve!
but yours looks fantastic also. love the rays of light!
Message edited by author 2006-09-13 16:37:31.
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09/13/2006 06:50:08 PM · #24 |
I wonder if I can do one of these with Lexi.... hmmmmm now there's a challenge!
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09/13/2006 08:49:30 PM · #25 |
Here is on I did last summer of my son. Not the best, but still kinda cute :)
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