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The iconic shot of Brighton West Pier just before dusk.
Multple exposure of 4 images tkane on the canon 5D Mark 3.
New Remote Timer Control + LR/Enfuse Test
Multple Exposure Photos
1. 50 Seconds
2. 15 Seconds
3. 5 Seconds
4. 1:30 Seconds
Results are not to bad. Next will be to test on a location.
Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Date Taken: 30/09/16
Lens: Samyang 14mm f/2.8
Details: 30 seconds at f/2.8, ISO 3200.
Location: Invergordon, Ross-Shire, Scotland.
This is one of the first shots I have taken with my new Samyang 14mm lens.
I'm looking forward to experimenting with multple exposure stacking techniques to improve the quality of my starry sky photo's but for now I'm happy with how this single image turned out.
The iconic Bodiam Castle, East Sussex.
Interesting for me, is the multple exposures didn't work as a HDR, this single correctly exposed shot looks much more pleasing given the light and texture of the castle.
So I am trying to shoot in camera multiple exposures images. This is one of my first attempts that I liked. Obviously I have a lot more to learn. But I thought I would share this out to my photo friends and see what you think... Any advice would be welcomed!
If you are trying to figure out what the heck it is, it's some almost dried cracked dirt and some really dried plant..
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This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a stacked photo of the Triangulum Galaxy (M33) without any cropping to show the field of view.
I actually meant to get the Andromeda Galaxy M31, but made a mistake and pointed it at the wrong location. I was able to make out a blurry blob with the naked eye and thought I had found Andromeda. In any case I am quite happy with the result, this being my very first deep sky photograph.
This image was created from stacking 137 5sec. exposures. An additional 26 “dark” images and 23 “bias” images we used in the final stacked image. This was shot with a Canon 5D MII with a 70-200mm 2.8L @ 200mm.
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a stacked photo of the Triangulum Galaxy (M33) cropped to show detail.
I actually meant to get the Andromeda Galaxy M31, but made a mistake and pointed it at the wrong location. I was able to make out a blurry blob with the naked eye and thought I had found Andromeda. In any case I am quite happy with the result, this being my very first deep sky photograph.
This image was created from stacking 137 5sec. exposures. An additional 26 “dark” images and 23 “bias” images we used in the final stacked image. This was shot with a Canon 5D MII with a 70-200mm 2.8L @ 200mm.
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a stacked photo of the Orion Nebula (M42), cropped in to see the most detail.
This image was taken with a 5D Mark II and a 70-200mm 2.8L lens. This image is compiled from 87 1sec. exposures at 200mm @ 2.8. In addition, 19 “dark” fames, and 20 “bias” frames were also used in stacking the final image.
This is a stacked photo of the Orion Nebula (M42) cropped to see only the sky while keeping the field of view as wide as possible.
This image was taken with a 5D Mark II and a 70-200mm 2.8L lens. This image is compiled from 87 1sec. exposures at 200mm @ 2.8. In addition, 19 “dark” fames, and 20 “bias” frames were also used in stacking the final image.
Can you count the number of flowers?
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
I had aspirations of getting some cool aquarium shots of the kids. I've seen so many good ones...but I just could not nail the shot.. It was too dark and I could not nail the exposure. I bumped up the ISO to 1000. I took multple exposure shots and none of them came out. I suppose it didn't help that I used an f/3.5 lens. But even adjusting the exposure to the RAW file didn't help much. So this is as good as it gets. :D Converted to black and white because the color version was horrid.
This is a single exposure of the Orion Nebula (M42), with only minor touch-ups to show the raw exposures used. This is 1 of 87 exposures used for the final image.
This image was taken with a 5D Mark II and a 70-200mm 2.8L lens. This image was used to compile a final image from 87 1sec. exposures at 200mm @ 2.8. In addition, 19 “dark” fames, and 20 “bias” frames were also used in stacking the final image.
Double exposure - the D90 has a great feature that allows multple exposures of 2 to 3 images and then combines them in camera and saves the resulting image. I did a little experimenting today at the Emily Dickinson's Garden exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden - photo 1 was the signage and photo 2 was the flowers near the sign.
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
Scanned from old slide. taken in 1990 with my F3. This Triple exposure used a 50mm for the city, exposure about 30 seconds to 2 min. Moon shot with a 105mm. Two different exposures for the moons.
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
Here is a photo I took a few days ago on a photo walk with Surlygrrrl. This is under the hennepin ave bridge (close to the grain belt sign)
This is a multple exposure blend with glow and sepia added.
I'm going back today to do an HDR of this place. The handheld multiple exposure just isn't where I want it.
Here is a link of surlygrrrl's photo that inspired me to want to return for another shot (which I did this morning):
www.flickr.com/photos/surlygrrrl/198828668/
Here is the other side of the bridge:
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
Looks like the tree is having a growth spurt
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here
Piano Keys
These Baltimore street lights made an excellent subject for a play on light, color and imagination. The multple exposure makes makes the light look a bit like piano keys hanging from the air.
This is a multple exposure photograph of about 25 to 30 shots on one frame - It was originally shot on slide film and converted to digital to be uploaded here