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Anvancythere are no stupid questions.
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few from my side
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rachitkohli
cool piczz man
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thanks buddy..!!Originally posted by truelypulsarian View Postrachitkohli
cool piczz man
which cam???
clicked from friends Sony DSC H6
Blog : Mumbai - Leh - Mumbai : 21 Days, 6500kms. Journey to Heaven..June'09
GreatIndianRide - West India on a 110cc for over a month
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@rachitkohli - Liked the 3rd pic...
@Anvancy - NiceComment
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one from my end, shot at the banasura sagar dam kerala
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Wow! How did you get those wave like lights? Long exposure?Originally posted by anvancy View Post
AnvancyLast edited by abhijeet080808; 01-06-2010, 12:37 AM.Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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thats light painting.so LED with long exposures and then stacking them together.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
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I am not sure I got you.Originally posted by anvancy View Post
Can you please explain the "stacking them together" part?!
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stacking is actually blending different images together.if i went light drawing all three segments,then the single shot would have been white.so 3 sections of light drawing,ie random movement,and then blend these under photoshop.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View PostI am not sure I got you. Can you please explain the "stacking them together" part?!
u can do this in CS4 where,
1.do load files in stack option.
2.browse and load files.select align images.
3.when it loads all images,select all layers.
4.go to edit>auto blend layers.
5.under that,select seamless colors and tones.
6.wait for it to do the job.
7.your stacked shot is ready.
this way long exposure shots can be stacked eliminating exposure noise and hot pixels if any.stacked option of 30secs of 3shots sometimes give better results than a single 90sec shot.since the sensor was exposed for 30sec per shot.so invariably less long exposure noise.
this technique can be simultaneously used for DOF like in macros.
more on that here.
STACKING in MACRO. - The Global Indian Photographer
other software that support this technique is startrails and helicon focus.
hope it helps.
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Ok.. thanks for the detailed explanation. Its something similar to HDR photography. Will try it out and see.Your biking tells a lot about the person you are!Comment
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HDR and stacking are different.Originally posted by abhijeet080808 View Post
HDR deals with the dynamic range.thats why minimum 3 different shots with 3 different EV values.normally -1 0 +1 and beyond.
stacking deals with the blend part.the exposure is the same.the components of the layers differs from one other.30sec 3 shots will have the same exposure value for all the 3 shots in the stack option.for HDR that 30 may be 30 for 0 15 for negative and 40 for positive..just an example.
another method is composting.the ones where one person is shown multiple times in a shot.
for you to try out,just take a torch,choose some subject and take 3 shots illuminating different parts of it.be careful not to overlap light otherwise it will burn.then try the stacking part.you will come to know the advantage.
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^^ Tried it out just now. Cool effect. It merges different light sources into one shot. Even though my pic is nowhere good enough to be posted here!
Thanks for the help though!
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ur pics are amazing wow
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