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Moskva-5 6x9, Kodak Aerocolor self processed.
Handhold multiexposure ~15x
Special thanks to Lars Holte, who showed me this technic!
B\W with blue\green filter to lighten sky & grass
in camera multi shot panorama. (like the previous image) The bits that don't move stitch fine, but check out the detail in the center right foreground moving wave
This was a fun one - The idea was to build Narmoto with as many action features as I could reasonably fit on him. I'm particularly happy with the mechanism for retracting the shoulder launcher.
Tried out the new 9mm Viltrox ultrawide lens on the A6700 down at Yankalilla Show....It's going to take some getting used to!
This was a fun one - The idea was to build Narmoto with as many action features as I could reasonably fit on him. I'm particularly happy with the mechanism for retracting the shoulder launcher.
Rabbit's barking the carpenters off the property. It's a reliable ritual when they leave at the end of the day. She's friendly with them when they're in the house, but there's something about their big white truck that she doesn't like.
Elapsed time between one and two seconds.
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Recently I learned a much easier way to make this type of stacked image if there's no subject overlap between frames.
First you autoalign the layers in Photoshop. Then set Menu > View > Show > Layer Edges.
Next, using a small, relatively sharp-edged erase brush, work from the top layer down, erasing the part of the current layer that overlaps the subject's image in the layer below. (You can temporarily decrease the opacity of the current layer to make it easier to see what's on the layer beneath.)
Finally, again working from top to bottom layers, use a larger, soft-edged erase brush to partially erase the boundaries between frames. This reduces sharp, vignetting-induced brightness transitions at the edge of each frame.