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How to shoot in studio Double Exposure Portraits
I am trying to shoot indoor double exposure portraits with one image of the subject looking into the camera and a smaller image in the upper corner of the frame looking off into a hard light that is snooted so that it just frames the face. I shoot this against a all black background. I have tried this with a Cokin P series double exposure filter that covers half the frame yet I cant seem to get the composition right. Are there other types of masks that don't cover the entire half frame? I know this filter works well on outdoor shots yet for what I'm looking for, it doesn't seem to work. Is it the filter or is it me?
Sincerely...Ken
August 24, 2004
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Rhonda L. Tolar |
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Ken, I have done very little of this multiple exposure, but when I did, I didn't use a filter. If the background is black, you should only have to adjust your exposure, as not to over expose, then reposition your model and take the second shot.
August 24, 2004
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