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03/12/2006 07:35:09 PM · #26 |
I think he shot multiple frames and then cut/paste them in changing the opacity. If you look hard between the far left and middle image you can see some color breaks over the sand. Especially over the hand of the far left image.
I did something "like" it here.
Message edited by author 2006-03-12 19:36:39. |
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03/12/2006 08:13:24 PM · #27 |
It HAS to be PS ...
Ive done something like it here
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03/12/2006 08:25:54 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by kiwiness:
3 photos on 3 layers with progressively reduced layer opacity. |
How do you do that? I mean step by step? |
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03/12/2006 08:29:16 PM · #29 |
He did it during a total solar eclisp and used flash.
;D
Mike |
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03/12/2006 08:33:54 PM · #30 |
Originally posted by ragamuffingirl:
Originally posted by kiwiness:
3 photos on 3 layers with progressively reduced layer opacity. |
How do you do that? I mean step by step? |
1.) Take 3 photos in rapid succession without moving the camera.
2.) Open all 3 pics in Photoshop
3.) Select the "move" tool
4.) While holding the "shift' key, drag pics 2 and 1 to pic 3, in that order. They will appear as new layers.
5.) Adjust opacity of the top two layers to suit.
6.) Create Layer masks on the top two layers
7.) Mask off all areas you don't want to show from the top two layers
8.) Done!
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