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October 17, 2011 at 1:26 am in reply to: Updates from the Anals of Shitwork (warning: heavy graphics) #41602
fluffybunny
ParticipantThanks, all.
fluffybunny – I was a bubblehead for just under ten years.
I did 4 on a boomer. That was enough. You like working commercial?
fluffybunny
ParticipantThanks linguine, I guess I was thinking that was the button to hit when you were done with that page.
October 15, 2011 at 10:56 pm in reply to: Updates from the Anals of Shitwork (warning: heavy graphics) #41600fluffybunny
ParticipantHey Orion,
Congrats on your exposure and exposures, you do good work. I read in some other thread that you “got out” recently. How long were you in?
fluffybunny
ParticipantOh yeah and I like Pie too,.. and Ice Cream.
fluffybunny
ParticipantThanks for the input and opinions. I was thinking like orionid mentioned “as you can put a registration mark on a roll, shoot it up, rewind it, and shoot it again” except a digital equivalent. I had considered Kestrana’s concern “you have the option in your PS program to vet which of your images is used and which looks better on top or bottom, the amount of opacity used” and its why I solicited “any other stipulations”. It’s becoming clear that this would require more legislation which seems to contradict your apparent principles of keeping it as simple as possible, which I am in favor of.
The idea of leaving the shutter open will not likely work as the setup time between exposures would cause too much sensor noise, at least it does on my 20D, maybe my new toy (7d) would do better. Anyways, I guess I’ll just stay away from the idea for now.
fluffybunny
ParticipantHey ya’ll.
I have Farked for some time and as of Where the Wild Things Are just jumped into Farktography. I’m working up ideas for this contest one of which involves multiple exposures. I have searched the rules and read past threads on their philosophy and I agree but my question is this (and it probably belongs in its own topic):
Since multiple exposures “in camera” are alowed as one would have done on a negative, and Nikon DSLRs can perform this “in camera”, what are us Canon people to do? The mfg left out that feature.
Can we stack images as long as no other PS tricks are used ie tone mapping, exposure compensation from image to image so that film is still simulated, any other stipulations welcome. I just want the functionality.
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