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This probably is a ridiculous question but...............I read somewhere that an overlap option was availableon a digital camera. Is this anything like double exposure? Does anything like this exist in a digital?
Could a double exposure affect only be achievedthru software? Thanx in advance. Miche |
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The only overlap option I know of is so you can line up images when shooting a panorama.
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gofish wrote:
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You can combine multiple exposures taken at different settings to create high dynamicrange photos: http://www.hdrsoft.com/ http://www.panoscan.com/HDR.html Combining multiple frames/exposures to get more light is called as stacking, it can be also used for synthesizing long exposures. http://www.tawbaware.com/is_help/imgstack_help.htm |
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gofish-
The last cameras I recall that actually had a double exposure feature that was shown in the documentationwas the Pentax P-500/P-550 twins. You often see them be offered on e-bay. MT |
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The Fuji S9000 will do double exposure.
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