During the Cambridge Camera Club Visit to the Grafton Centre recently I had a play with in camera multiple exposure but with moving the camera just a bit between each frame. I seem to remember Doug Chinery calling this ME Burst Mode when I attended one of his excellent courses. Both Dark (the first four) and Bright Mode (the last two) used on my Canon EOS R mirrorless camera
Just a Dragon
Sue’s Grandpa was a heraldic painter for and he painted a couple of dragons on hardboard that hung at his house and I always liked them. His daughter Joan knew I really liked them and when Grandpa passed away she gave them to me.
They are hung on our landing wall and I often enjoy the light that comes through the north window onto them. Over the last few years I have used them as objects to practice in-camera multiple exposure. The fact that I have done this does not stop me doing it again (and Again :). Todays offering
A few days ago Sue and I met up with other members of the Cambridge Camera Club at the Leisure Park, Clifton Way, Cambridge to try some in camera multiple exposure images of the architecture. We started there and then walked to the rail station through the 'new build'
This is the first post and is some images using in camera multiple exposure. There will be a second post from the walk where I used intensional camera movement.
Dorset with CCC Day 5 - 14th June - Lyme Regis Multiple Exposures
After dinner at the pub we took a walk along the quay side. I decided to have another play with the in-camera multiple exposure feature of the Fuji X100V. There was a nice clear sky and I had been having some interesting effects with this in Bright mode. I also set a custom white balance to ‘Green’.
FortyFive
Back at the beginning of April I created som in-camera multiple expose pictures based on a square image with a defined 45 degree line. At the time I used the Canon R. A few days after I repeated the exercise with the Fuji X100V. As before I just wandered around the house looking for 'Lines created by shadow and light'. at various white balance setting, all in light mode.
Out of the multitude of images :) I I choose 12 to create Triptychs. Only basic adjustments in Lightroom and then the panels created in Photoshop.
I created 5 Triptychs. I have included the individual images after the Triptychs
All these shots were taken with the Lensbaby Velvet 85mm. All were taken at the wider aperture (all wider than f/5.6 but mainly at f/2.8 an...
