Most recent digital cameras allow for the option of creating in-camera double exposures.
Sure, you can create double exposures in Photoshop or another editing program. So, why would you want to do it in-camera?
You’ll find the answer to this question, as well as a full outline on how to start taking double exposure images, in our free eBook this week.
Learning the process of in-camera double exposures will make you a better photographer, and Author Leanne Cleaveley tells you why.
Here is what Leanne covers in her free eBook:
- Understanding Exposure. If you’ve had trouble understanding how exposure works, studying this free eBook will clear it up for you.
- The concept of the blank black canvas and why the color white wins
- How many multiple exposures to start with and why
- Tips on getting started and selecting a proper background
- How to previsualize and ‘line up’ multiple shots
- Introducing an electronic flash to the mix
- Working with the element of surprise
Double exposure photography is a lot of fun. It has the added benefit of teaching you about exposure. Finally, you will end up with some wonderful artwork for your photographic portfolio.
Photo Credit: Leanne Cleaveley
