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So i have a project in which I have to composite a picture to a song or book. I came up with this and I thought it was so funny. I didn't end up using this though.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LzTW7NqY2Y
song I did it to.
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I tried my hand at making composite photos tonight, but it was harder than I thought. What I realized, though, is that {wait for it!} I really need to stop beating myself up about it.
My wife and I traveled up the coast of California on a vacation last week. Before I left I saw a Steve Demmit photo I wanted to try. This is my take on www.stevedemmitt.com/uploads/bigsur_1_800.jpg
Supergirl Cosplay Composite
Model: Megan B
Purchase Print: goo.gl/HVLIam
Introduced in 1986, the E-Series was the last ERF to use the steel and plastic composite (SP) cab that was launched with the B-Series in 1975 and updated for the C-Series in 1981 (there was no D-Series because of Ford's use of that nomenclature). Alongside technical improvements, each successive model delivered an improved drivers’ environment, such that the E-Series was able to meet continental competition head-on. Knowles Transport of Wimblington in Cambridgeshire edged its bets by buying ERFs alongside Volvos (01-Mar-25).
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This is a composite photo of monkeys photographed in this same location but at four different times. Each is in the same place that it occupies in the original photo, to give you some idea of size comparison.
Composite:
Qtpfsgui 1.8.12 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 0.1
Beta: 0.8
Color Saturation: 0.5
Noise Reduction: 0.101
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PreGamma: 0.606
Qtpfsgui 1.8.12 tonemapping parameters:
Operator: Fattal
Parameters:
Alpha: 0.1
Beta: 0.8
Color Saturation: 0.5
Noise Reduction: 0
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PreGamma: 0.606
Drago bias 0.85
in GIMP.
No actual functioning Canon AE-1 was hurt in the manufacture of this image.
Residence 7 Flush casement upvc windows & French Doors in Painswick alongside a matching Kommerling composite door with Edenborough glass and chrome hardware.
9.23.2010 - Salt Lake City Photographer Meetup - Topic: Composite Work.
Photographer: Chris Blackburn -
Went to Aberystwyth yesterday. It was warm and sunny in town, so much so we sat outside to have lunch. Down on the beach, it was another story.
I'd like to say that's why I had my camera set up wrong. It wasn't. I was just being a dick. As for these shots resulting in my first try at compositing... Mark had his eyes closed in 50% of them and the dogs had their arseholes pointed at the camera for most of the rest. This is the combination of three separate images to come up with one half decent one.
We won't talk about the level of noise from my camera being set to ISO 100 in such overcast conditions. Maybe I'll reframe less between shots next time too.
Normally my composite attempts are much lamer. I always skew the angle on one half. This one came out pretty well.
This image is one of the first composites that I tried, its a basic portrait shot with a simple background, When producing this I realised that it is important to look at the tones and the colours of the image to make the image realistic and not brighter or a bigger contrast. It also made me consider light sources and so I used an adjustment layer to lighten certain parts of the face depending on where the light was coming from in the background image.
Composite shot of the old riverside wharves - now gentrified into a pedestrian way, with the old buildings converted to flats - of Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. These views are actually taken from the other side of the River Trent to the Town, so are actually taken of Lincolnshire, but from Nottinghamshire. Much of the old waterfront dates back 200 years and more, and is evidence of more prosperous times, when the Town was one of the busiest inland ports in England.
Camera: Nikon F5
Lens: Nikkor 28-80mm Zoom
Film: Ilford HP5+ Developed in D-76
Epson V600 scan
Redone composite image for Vector/bitmap graphics course assignment-Jordan Lewis
Added female subject to Forrest background,Added the castle, all reflections/shadows, and the light source, as well as altering the dress color etc...
Using Photoshop I was able to add Alexander and his dad to several train photos. Alexander is a huge fan of trains so this was a fund project
Snowed in with the family thought we would have a little fun with a family selfie :) I don't typically composite images, only like my second attempt. We had fun making these shots. Flashpoint 620m at full power into 60 inch umbrella. Triggered strobe with Phottix Strato radio trigger and camera with Nikon wireless trigger.
To get the full effect you just had to stand here. Sand sculpture by Carl Jara and Suzanne Altamare, Tournament of Champions, Harrison Hot Springs.
On holiday in Cornwall, May 2003. Had to use Autostitch for this one as it was too fiddly in Photoshop.
For Our Daily Topic - Wheels
Homework assignment for Anne Edgar's photoshop course - also through the Cambridge Library and Gallery. Top - left is a simple cropped shot; bottom left - spun on an Ikea lazy susan to suggest the turning of a pottery wheel; right - multiple exposures of the vase moved slightly as to overlap, then adjusted, rotated and cropped. All three shots done in a photo box. BTW - there is no Grand River Pottery that I know of - I made it up. www.anneedgarphoto.com/
Composite image made from 84 photographs of the mosaic taken across the site at the former County Hospital.
To find out more visit: www.wessexarch.co.uk/projects/dorset/dorchester_hospital/...
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I'm hazy about the details of Edna's life, I'll ask Mamgu next time we talk. My grandmother, mamgu, introduced me to her friend Edna when I was a teenager. the only remarkable thing about this was that Edna had only met about half a dozen people in a long time; and by "a long time" I mean decades. She and her sister had become recluses after the death of their father, they lived like Miss Havershams on one of the upper floors of their big Victorian house. The kitchen stove had only been used once, on that occasion it had belched out some smoke, and Papa had said "I don't think we should try that again".
In their youth Edna and her sister had gone on painting holidays to Cornwall, then their brother had died in the First World War, and shortly afterwards their mother had died. After that their lives revolved around caring for Papa, and after his death they just stayed home and crocheted, and cooked their food on a little camping stove upstairs. I think I'm right in saying that the only people they saw on a weekly basis were my grandparents. After Edna died Mamgu gave me a pretty 1920's stenciled jacket, a shirt of crocheted silk that looked like chain mail, a little crochet silk jacket, and a few yards of beautiful furnishing material.
My mother inherited the paintings from all their family painting holidays, and one of the landscapes somehow ended up with me, it's dated 1893. I used it in this composite image, which obviously is inspired by the work of Linda Manymuses. www.flickr.com/photos/manymuses/ Although perhaps Linda is inspired by fin de siecle water-colourists. The distant hills are from an area of Welsh countryside that probably didn't look much different in Edna's youth, the barn and foreground are from near my house in Canada. It feels funny to have taken her painting so far from home.
Composite image from Friday night, taken from two shots a few seconds apart in Myrtle Edwards Park.
needle: 1s iso640 f/11 600mm
moon: 1/250s iso640 f/11 600mm
The moon, and the part of the aircraft beacon mast directly in front of it, were enlarged about 20% to completely cover the blown-out disc of the moon in the longer exposure.