Tim Dolan (Longwatcher)
Active member
I just realized I never posted this one here.
So found out my newer camera will do a thing, in camera, so had to try it out. It is posted here in this sub-forum because obviously the model is not wearing much
So apparently I can set my camera (Canon R5c) to do a multiple image thing. Up to at least 5 images.
I kind of think I could do a better job using Photoshop combining multiple images into one, but still it is kind of cool thin to be able to do it in camera, even if it takes some time each shot to set it up to do it.
Can't really think of a practical use, that I would not just take multiple images and combine them in Photoshop, but it reminds me of some similar stuff I use to do with Film cameras (long long time ago, like in my teens, in high school), where it was not so easy to combine in Photoshop and had to use the camera or an enlarger to do the same trick back then.
As for the shot itself, just set up the camera for a 3-shot multi-exposure, had her pose (click), rotate and move (click), and then again rotate and move (click). Took 4 or 5 tries to get this one.
Other than resize (because apparently a 23MP image is a bit too large), sharpen, and add my logo , image has not been touched.
So found out my newer camera will do a thing, in camera, so had to try it out. It is posted here in this sub-forum because obviously the model is not wearing much
So apparently I can set my camera (Canon R5c) to do a multiple image thing. Up to at least 5 images.
I kind of think I could do a better job using Photoshop combining multiple images into one, but still it is kind of cool thin to be able to do it in camera, even if it takes some time each shot to set it up to do it.
Can't really think of a practical use, that I would not just take multiple images and combine them in Photoshop, but it reminds me of some similar stuff I use to do with Film cameras (long long time ago, like in my teens, in high school), where it was not so easy to combine in Photoshop and had to use the camera or an enlarger to do the same trick back then.
As for the shot itself, just set up the camera for a 3-shot multi-exposure, had her pose (click), rotate and move (click), and then again rotate and move (click). Took 4 or 5 tries to get this one.
Other than resize (because apparently a 23MP image is a bit too large), sharpen, and add my logo , image has not been touched.