Double Exposure

[v_1848]

Hello every one... Um new to this forum... This is My first post hope you guys Like it...



Where Was it Taken? .....My Room

What settings did you use? -

ISO - 200
Exposure Time - 30 Seconds
F-stop - f/20
Focal Length - 20mm

What gear (camera, lens etc) did you use? Canon EOS 1100D

How i did it ? - Gave 30 Seconds exposure... First 13-4 seconds i ve captured the Photo of the watch den i covered the lens with cap then i moved the watch and kept my glass for last 12 13 seconds... u have to swap the objects as fast as u can

Why did you compose the shot as you did? - For making it interesting

What post production work have you done on the shot (if any)? - Gave it a HDR Effect

What were you hoping to achieve with the shot? - Learning Double Exposure

How could you have improved it? - i guess more experiments and Practice

[C2H5OH]

Great picture and even better,you explained how you did it!

[bedor]

.. hey.. great idea and shot! but how did yyou give it an hdr effect? did you take 3 shots? or did your camera have an auto-hdr?

regards,
peter

[v_1848]

I Have only used one 30 seconds exposure long shot... I Used Dynamic HDR effect software for editing.. thanks

[rosserx]

My camera has a multi-exposure setting. Makes life a whole lot easier. I can make 2 to 9 exposures on 1 "frame" if I wanted...

[wwlphotos]

I really-really like this. I would recommend redoing it (may try it myself) and use a watch that has a sweeping 2nd hand to add an element of movement to the image.

As something to consider (an alternative creation process).... Shoot each scene by itself keeping the camera on a tripod then merge everything in Photoshop to avoid the need to rush the exposure process. I think it is possible to do an in-camera multi-exposure where you camera will calculate the exposure times for you.

NICE WORK!!!