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I was tempted to do one of myself (after seeing it on another forum) but never got round to it.
I was tempted to do one of myself (after seeing it on another forum) but never got round to it.
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That's really cool K!
Go on GH do one!
Go on GH do one!
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Looks great 
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Thanks Steph
to do this you need to ....
1. Mount camera onto a tripod
2. Turn auto-focus OFF
3. Use your manual settings to determin exposre ect (as you dont want the exposure to change on each shot)
4. Either with a remote or the camera timing take as many pics of you as you want in different positions within the frame of the camera - be careful not to overlap/sit/stand in the same place as the previos pic
5. Stack your images in photoshop and use the eraser tool to expose yourself or subject on the layer underneath
6. Merge all layers
HTH
to do this you need to ....
1. Mount camera onto a tripod
2. Turn auto-focus OFF
3. Use your manual settings to determin exposre ect (as you dont want the exposure to change on each shot)
4. Either with a remote or the camera timing take as many pics of you as you want in different positions within the frame of the camera - be careful not to overlap/sit/stand in the same place as the previos pic
5. Stack your images in photoshop and use the eraser tool to expose yourself or subject on the layer underneath
6. Merge all layers
HTH
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Kanikula
Thanks Steph
to do this you need to ....
1. Mount camera onto a tripod
2. Turn auto-focus OFF
3. Use your manual settings to determin exposre ect (as you dont want the exposure to change on each shot)
4. Either with a remote or the camera timing take as many pics of you as you want in different positions within the frame of the camera - be careful not to overlap/sit/stand in the same place as the previos pic
5. Stack your images in photoshop and use the eraser tool to expose yourself or subject on the layer underneath
6. Merge all layers
HTH
to do this you need to ....
1. Mount camera onto a tripod
2. Turn auto-focus OFF
3. Use your manual settings to determin exposre ect (as you dont want the exposure to change on each shot)
4. Either with a remote or the camera timing take as many pics of you as you want in different positions within the frame of the camera - be careful not to overlap/sit/stand in the same place as the previos pic
5. Stack your images in photoshop and use the eraser tool to expose yourself or subject on the layer underneath
6. Merge all layers
HTH
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Really cool K ..excellent effect
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