Multiple Exposures

Yahoozy · Feb 14, 2008

anyone got C/C for these?
multiple exposures i shot with a Canon Powershot A630 and edited in Photoshop in about 20 minutes a piece

1. yah, the skys blown out and theres a lot of noise but i just wanted to do one i was bored

2. This one's my pride and joy =D

Rock · Feb 14, 2008

The second one is nice....

Yahoozy · Feb 14, 2008

hahah thanks dude =P

chantal7 · Feb 14, 2008

Haha... whoa, thats cool. How did you do that? The second one is the best ofc

Yahoozy · Feb 14, 2008

its actually pretty easy
all you do is get the camera on a tripod, put it in Manual mode, then take all the shots u want without the backround changing
then u just push em all together in Photoshop
again, it takes like 20 minutes if u want it to look really good

logan9967 · Feb 15, 2008

hah both are cool but the quality of the first is terrible

i'm gonna try this

GwHizzKid · Feb 15, 2008

I have been wanting to do this for awhile now but I can not find a tutorial to do this...can you tell me how you did this or is there a site I can look at...2 is really good

chantal7 · Feb 15, 2008

Hmm okay I understood everything until photoshop. How do you just push em all together? I mean, do you paste one photo onto another and erase the parts that are covering the first layer, or?

ClarkKent · Feb 15, 2008

The first one seems a bit grainy, however the second one seems good. Great work!

Brad Hardy · Feb 15, 2008

looks familiar

Yahoozy · Feb 15, 2008

chantal7 said:
Hmm okay I understood everything until photoshop. How do you just push em all together? I mean, do you paste one photo onto another and erase the parts that are covering the first layer, or?

thats exactly what you do
just find the pic that is the furthest back and that becomes your backround
then pull up each individual picture at a time and lasso the object then copy and paste it into the backround layer
move it until its in the right spot and erase any backround overlapping other subjects
its really not that complicated, i just thought of it one day when i was daydreaming in class hahah

chantal7 · Feb 16, 2008

Yahoozy said:
thats exactly what you do
just find the pic that is the furthest back and that becomes your backround
then pull up each individual picture at a time and lasso the object then copy and paste it into the backround layer
move it until its in the right spot and erase any backround overlapping other subjects
its really not that complicated, i just thought of it one day when i was daydreaming in class hahah

Haha... I'm gonna try it one day

Sounds like fun lol.