doug anderson
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I shot this at F 5.6 1/15, ISO 800, with a bounce flash set at ISO 800.
I wanted the seated shot to be solid and the standing shot ghostly, but they both came out ghostly. Any suggestions?
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Need Advice on Double Exposure
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I shot this at F 5.6 1/15, ISO 800, with a bounce flash set at ISO 800.
I wanted the seated shot to be solid and the standing shot ghostly, but they both came out ghostly. Any suggestions?
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Use 2 shots. One for solid and one for multiple since only stationary items will have a solid appearance. Combine the 2 shots with PS with different layers and masks.
doug anderson
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Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Doug,
What don't you know about layers?
Take any picture, open it in Photoshop then go to Layers and Adjustment layers. Choose Levels.
Play with that and then post the picture and the layers. Can you do a screen capture? On a Mac it's Command_Shift_4 and this combo will turn the mouse pointer into a + and with that you select what you want to copy.It will appear on your desktop.
Once you realize the power of layers, you'll be so grateful and liberated.
Asher
Here's a quick intro. Try it, then this and find more by Google searching "Photoshop Layers Tutorial".
What don't you know about layers?
Take any picture, open it in Photoshop then go to Layers and Adjustment layers. Choose Levels.
Play with that and then post the picture and the layers. Can you do a screen capture? On a Mac it's Command_Shift_4 and this combo will turn the mouse pointer into a + and with that you select what you want to copy.It will appear on your desktop.
Once you realize the power of layers, you'll be so grateful and liberated.
Asher
Here's a quick intro. Try it, then this and find more by Google searching "Photoshop Layers Tutorial".