ziploc New Member Jan 17, 2002 4,573 0 0 Snoopyland May 21, 2004 #1 Fuji S2, ISO400, f/8, 1/6s, multiple exposures.
S SniperD Senior Member Oct 26, 2002 5,851 0 0 44 Behind the viewfinder... sniperd.clubsnap.org May 21, 2004 #2 eh... interesting concept dude but hor.. doesn't look like multiple exposures to me.. looked like a psed shot. the background is the key
eh... interesting concept dude but hor.. doesn't look like multiple exposures to me.. looked like a psed shot. the background is the key
ziploc New Member Jan 17, 2002 4,573 0 0 Snoopyland May 21, 2004 #3 And a sepia tone one. Think I like this one better...
ziploc New Member Jan 17, 2002 4,573 0 0 Snoopyland May 21, 2004 #4 SniperD said: eh... interesting concept dude but hor.. doesn't look like multiple exposures to me.. looked like a psed shot. the background is the key Click to expand... A total of 6 exposures were made in pitch dark for the above single shot. Originally I was trying to use long exposure, covering the pic when I moved it around, but the result was less then satisfactory as I couldn't hold it still enough:
SniperD said: eh... interesting concept dude but hor.. doesn't look like multiple exposures to me.. looked like a psed shot. the background is the key Click to expand... A total of 6 exposures were made in pitch dark for the above single shot. Originally I was trying to use long exposure, covering the pic when I moved it around, but the result was less then satisfactory as I couldn't hold it still enough:
S SniperD Senior Member Oct 26, 2002 5,851 0 0 44 Behind the viewfinder... sniperd.clubsnap.org May 21, 2004 #5 ahh... okie... very interesting concept.. perhaps I should try one myself Thanks for sharing !!
D dong New Member Apr 29, 2004 41 0 0 May 21, 2004 #6 dont mind me askin..but how do u light up the picture in such a way that the black background is really black yet picture is v clear? :dunno: psed? i tried somethin like that b4 but get v poor exposures coz of the lighting..
dont mind me askin..but how do u light up the picture in such a way that the black background is really black yet picture is v clear? :dunno: psed? i tried somethin like that b4 but get v poor exposures coz of the lighting..
C clive Senior Member Oct 9, 2002 2,536 0 0 Visit site May 21, 2004 #7 the sepia one has no "kick". :think: compared to the colour one is much much better :thumbsup:
ziploc New Member Jan 17, 2002 4,573 0 0 Snoopyland May 21, 2004 #8 dong said: dont mind me askin..but how do u light up the picture in such a way that the black background is really black yet picture is v clear? :dunno: psed? i tried somethin like that b4 but get v poor exposures coz of the lighting.. Click to expand... Hi dong, I didn't use any light source to light up the picture at all... anybody like to make a guess on how it was done? Look at this picture for the hint... We'll be doing something similar (and more) at this outing. Do come and join us if you could.
dong said: dont mind me askin..but how do u light up the picture in such a way that the black background is really black yet picture is v clear? :dunno: psed? i tried somethin like that b4 but get v poor exposures coz of the lighting.. Click to expand... Hi dong, I didn't use any light source to light up the picture at all... anybody like to make a guess on how it was done? Look at this picture for the hint... We'll be doing something similar (and more) at this outing. Do come and join us if you could.