All multiple exposures here take place in camera, not in photoshop.
Here is the before and after: Left image is SOOC, Right image is after Lightroom edits
I used the Nikon D800, paired with the 50mm 1.4 for this shot. Everything is done digitally in the camera settings and then I just post processed a little in Lightroom.
It's definitely a rough draft! But I'm excited to get more practice in soon :) I have an upcoming shoot involving smoke bombs next weekend that I am really excited to try this technique on!
It's definitely a rough draft! But I'm excited to get more practice in soon :) I have an upcoming shoot involving smoke bombs next weekend that I am really excited to try this technique on!
- Bethany
I need an explanation. Are you shooting film? Is a double exposure a possibility with digital? What camera did you get? #geekswanttoknow
ReplyDeleteI need to add more info to this post! I was just excited to put it up :) This is a feature on certain high end digital cameras. I am using the Nikon D800- I am unsure on what other cameras include this feature! I do know the MarkIII has the best multiple exposure features, like it makes it ridiculously easy. I wish mine had those features but it's still good!
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