how do u do this?
Drinker of the Dew
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Put your camera on a tripod and take several shots without moving it, then use an image editing program to add them all together.
Be sure to lock your focus, keep your f/stop and shutter speed the same and not move the camera or blending them together seamlessly might become difficult.
Be sure to lock your focus, keep your f/stop and shutter speed the same and not move the camera or blending them together seamlessly might become difficult.
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Jake2k said it right. Basically your taking shots of you, or whatever person you choose in the different spots without changing the scenery or stationary objects in the photo. Then you layers the photos and erase in the subject to make one photo.
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like this?
Or earlier work?
One of the VERY First ones I did
And slowly gotten better at it.
Or earlier work?
One of the VERY First ones I did
And slowly gotten better at it.
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multiple shots on the tripod, then say in PS, you take all the pics, copy them ontop one shot and new layers, then you take the erase and erase the pic where you know you are at in it...
