BadGandalf
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My daughter really loves talking.... and she goes on and on and on...
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She loves to talk
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Sunshine_boy
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Fantastic shot!...
I couldn't resist the temptation to do some cropping and brightening
Very well taken
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I couldn't resist the temptation to do some cropping and brightening
Very well taken
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Best Regards
Sunshine
ps If you see someone without a smile on, give him one of yours...
Fuji F30, F31, S6500, OLY C4000Z, Canon Film EOS,
Nikon D60, 18-55VR, 18-105VR, 55-200VR, 35/1.8G, 50/1.8D, SB-400
anthony mazzeri
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Nicely done! How did you actually do that?
Possibly either:
multiple exposure
or
the other 4 of the quintruplets
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multiple exposure
or
the other 4 of the quintruplets
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BadGandalf
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It's photoshop. I wish I were able to do this with multiple exposures, and I would not have survived quintuples! Thdnx for you comments, Ignacio
jschlarb
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This is great! Photography should be fun. It took me about 5 seconds to realize that the "talkers" were all the same girl.
I can't wait to try something like this with my son. Was there a particular feature of Photoshop that you used? If it's a multiple exposure, it's very clean.
I can't wait to try something like this with my son. Was there a particular feature of Photoshop that you used? If it's a multiple exposure, it's very clean.
Priscilla Messinger
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Set up your scene and set your camera on a tripod.
Place your subject somewhere in the scene and take a photo
Place your subject somewhere else in the scene and take a photo
Keep doing this as many times as you wish.
Using layers, stack the first 2 photos and with the top layer at a low opacity, erase the top layer to reveal the subject from the lower layer and merge the 2 layers. Keep doing this until you have the complete picture and merge all layers.
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Place your subject somewhere in the scene and take a photo
Place your subject somewhere else in the scene and take a photo
Keep doing this as many times as you wish.
Using layers, stack the first 2 photos and with the top layer at a low opacity, erase the top layer to reveal the subject from the lower layer and merge the 2 layers. Keep doing this until you have the complete picture and merge all layers.
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Priscilla
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BadGandalf
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Yep. That was exactly the process, at it was a lot of fun. My daughter really loves to talk and now she has a unique way of telling her friends not only by word!
Sunshine_boy
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I'm sorry, I only meant to give the picture that elongated look to resemble more the famous Da Vinci painting. No offense meant (or taken)...
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Sunshine
ps If you see someone without a smile on, give him one of yours...
Fuji F30, F31, S6500, OLY C4000Z, Canon Film EOS,
Nikon D60, 18-55VR, 18-105VR, 55-200VR, 35/1.8G, 50/1.8D, SB-400
BadGandalf
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It was ok with me, so don't worry. Ignacio
thomas2279f
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Agree....
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