Multiple Exposures / Double Exposure (In-camera or Photoshop) for Abstract & Artistic Portraits
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The result is astonishing.
Not sure if you are still checking for comments 7 years later but this was an excellent tutorial for me. I'm just getting started in multiple exposure photography and I like how you did the final blending in Photoshop. Thanks for posting.
Very calming movie with the dog and the cup of tea :-)
That's cool Chelsea. Nice to to do things like that for your friends. Take it easy.
There is an amazing dynamic created by the way Tony and Chelsea each seem to know just when to let the other take the lead on this channel. The audience reaps the benefits of two very distinct styles of two extremely skilled photographers/educators. Sets it apart from all the other photography channels.
What a great instructor you are! You make everything so clear! Thank you so very much for this video! I was a bit apprehensive about starting to play around with multiple exposures but after watching your video, I feel that I'm ready to go right ahead and give it a try! Thanks again!
Double exposure made super easy.......you guys are the best. Thanks.
I like how quickly and effortlessly she used Photoshop. Chelsea's no dummy head.
Great tip, effortlessly demonstrated. Thank you. I am soooo trying this tomorrow! 😁
YES!! You don't know how long I've been waiting for you guys to make a video on this, thank you sooo much!
Great video. Terrific ideas for doing double exposures. Will definitely be trying the silhouette technique. Thanks!
Chelsea you make it look so easy!
Very artistic something I think would look good printed and framed thanks for the tutorial.
Great video! Very nicely explained. Thank you for posting!
Love viewing tutorials like these. I was aware of this functionality in my camera but after watching this video I'm inspired to create some interesting photos using it! Awesome job guys!! Also, could I perform many of the edits described in the video using photoshop elements? Thanks
Thanks for inspiring me to play around with this today. Got some really cool shots :)
Chelsea's hair styled by Sandi the dog? LOL. That's one talented dog! Great video, great info.
Tony's expressions are priceless
So cool! Thank you for this tutorial!
Well done Chelsea, you're getting better by the video in front of the camera, we want more Chelsea,
The reason for this comment is to just point out that these effects are available in Adobe elements 13, just for those people you Can't afford Photo shop, like me
Great video. The only time I have ever done this was by accident. I can't wait to try both methods.
She sure does and thank you for all this wonderful tips, I have learned so much watching this videos and many of Tony's and Chelsea's, I am finally using my camera the right way;RAW+manual! it is amazing how much difference it makes from auto! Thanks guys!
P.S. : I already ordered a copy of your Book Tony, can't wait to get my hands on it!
Digital010 Thanks!!
Thanks!! I like the peanut shot!!
very nice - great job Chelsea
Great video - I'm still trying to get my head around Photoshop (Elements) though... Such a large learning curb.. Just wondering if the book - Post Processing covers any of the "Elements" procedures - especially double exposure like the one explained in this video -
thx!
We want more, we want more....
The photo with Siobhan would make a perfect cover to a Photoshop training manual or to an advanced photography skills manual (Hint, Hint)!
YES YES! I really wanted to ask Chelsea how to make one of this since I took a look at her portfolio
Thanks Chessa and Tony!
I learn A LOT from tour videos :)
Deepak Murthy Thanks!!
Tony Northrup Sorry for the typo.
I meant I learn a lot from your videos.
Would you recommend jumping ship to a Sony A7 Mark 2 or AS for travelling light in full frame?
I have an old Canon 5D Mark 2 and just bought a Sony A5100. I would like to purchase a full frame camera, bit still unsure if it's worth buying a heavy Nikon D750/D810 or going straight into the mirrorless full frame Sonys. Please help me.
I shoot landscapes, portraits and some street.
Thanks!
I love these two
Great video, nice delivery of steps not too rushed. Ps bought SDP great book. watching from UK.
Nigel Holland Thanks!
Great pic of Tony on the newsprint.
wonderful work!!!
Tony have some epic face expressions. Thank you for the video
dude im using this in 2022. helped so much thank you!!
Nice, thanks for the tutorial!
I have done double exposure on photoshop and I'm familiar with this process, however, I have never tried that double exposure on the camera.
I have several Canon cameras but do not offer this feature. I recently got a used camera; Nikon D90 in which offers this feature. I will try this and work on this. Thank you for this education video, great examples.
pretty impressive!
Nice job. You videos are improving all the time. the calm and friendliness in your voice really takes it up a notch. Did you guys hire a coach? BTW thanks, this is something I wanted to try in digital. I haven't made a double exposure since the 1970's.
Love it and a beautiful daughter, thank you
Excellent. Managed a few multiple exposures back in yeole film dayz, will have to give CS6 and digital a go, thanks Chelsea n gang!
Thanks for the video, I'm looking forward to trying it. :)
Very nice.. how about for those of use that have older cameras and do not have that feature on it. Another words doing itt manual. Thanks for the videos. Use to do double exposures with film
Hi guys, first of all I want to say thank you so much for the photography insight. My question is does this work with a t3i? My apologies if this has been asked already.
Great job on the video, Chelsea, and good information, I'll have to try this. And BTW I love my peak design strap as well....
awesome, gonna try this out
Thanks again for this.
That is awesome I like them kind of pictures. I want learn how to do them pictures!!!
Very informative tutorial
Chelsea and Tony,
Many thanks for all the great tips, tricks, and effort to bring them to us, the unwashed, washed out, masses. I use Corel Painter to play around with impressionistic artistry. But, also, am constantly learning from folks like you about other software and its applications. Chelsea needs to keep a journal about her journey into photo artistry and then make a few episodes on her discoveries; wrong turns, stubbed toes, and all.
And Tony, your expose' on sensor size and how to correctly compare aperture as well focal length was just great. Between the two of you, you're doing a great service for the amateur and less-than professional level artist. Keep up these great offerings and see you Thursdays at 5:00pm.
Richard
RWJonesAIC Thanks, Richard!!
By far the best background/lighting of all yours vids. Nice job.
Let me re-phrase for all the crazy TH-camrs out there... by far MY favorite background/lighting of all your vids.
I had no idea my camera even did this. Thank you so much!
Hey guys I really love your channel. I'm from Mèxico and I'm wondering if you have spanish editions of your books. That would be wonderful
I learned this amazing trick with DigitalRev TV in 2012
awesome chelsea! now i know how to do it..& tony looks awesome as always..hehe . thank you so much chelsea. yur video..easy to understand & i luv the way its done in photoshop, bcoz i dont have camera with multiple exposure capability...yet :-D
Nice you guy's-Thank you !
Thanks a lot this is very understandible for newbies ;)
My 5D Mk II would allow me to select a burst of how many exposures I could make, most of the time I would release the exposure button and the sequence would stop immediately? I bought a Mk III and it rapid fires till I remove my finger, I can't find what is going on so far as it is news to me or the camera is defected ?
I have David Busch's Mk 111 book and I can't find the problem. I take Rodeo photos and can pretty well read and or correct the exposure.
I spent many years using good old 35mm film and was excited when Sony came out with the first digital camera around the year 2000 of course it was a flop, but I really liked The Fuji S5 for color later on.
If you have any suggestions please let me know? Thank You
You guys are great.. Going to get ur book *How to create Stunning Digital Photography* soon for my birthday :-3
Arpan Roy Thanks!! Enjoy!
amazing
Thank you
This is a very old video and really should be updated, particularly with the multiple exposure blend modes that you can use within camera. There’s also certainly techniques available with regarding the contrast of the multiple exposure images to get the best out of the function, which is not many been explained, but more than likely because it’s a very old video.
Is that the peak design slide on the 7D Mk2. If so why have you braided/twisted the cable as in 3:15 on the video.
I love mine but I find that the anchors do tend to fray pretty easily. Wondering if braiding it will do more damage or prevent fraying?
On my Nikon D7000 you have to enter the same menu with the little camera-->Multiple Exposures--> same as Chelsea said. But then it changes a bit. You take your first exposure, after which you 'must' press OK. Then the 2nd. If you forget the pressing of OK it will record to the card as normal.
Thanks!
the D3000 has something called Image Overlay, it works the same sort of way, and you can adjust exposure before merging the two images. but only in RAW.
Although we need to mention that cheap entry level bodies like my Canon 650D lack the Double Exposure Feature. So people like me need to use the Post Processing method ! :)
That being said, I need to say, thank you for all your videos. Your reviews and tutorials are very pleasant to watch, and the information I got from you is very valuable. :) You helped me a lot with picking my body, my lenses, etc !
Thank you.
I also included a post processing method for that reason
Yeah, I watched the whole video :)
That's why I said that THE post processing method is the ONLY one, users of entry level bodies, can use :)
The < was referring to the method you showed us :)
Cheers !!! :D
***** Hi Chelsea, greetings from Scotland. Thanks for another great video. I just wanted to point out that not all manufacturer's "entry level" DSLR are the same in this regard. The entire Pentax DSLR range inc the K 500, K 50 & K S1 has multiple exposure functionality in camera as std. Not sure if you were aware, as Tony and yourself never seem to touch on Pentax gear (maybe because they don't have a full frame DSLR option???). The one exception I think, was when Tony covered the medium format 645Z a while ago, pre release. (Hope you are at least going to review that at some point. )
the in-camera post processing features are something that varies largely from manufacturer to manufacturer, like how different car brands have more features for cheaper. Say a toyota might not have automatic AC or ESP, unless you pay some more extra, whilst I think Nissan you might end up paying less or you might get some features without having to pay "more than regular model".
I think same's with cameras. Pentax have plenty of stuff in their cameras, as does sony and samsung. I don't know where olympus and panasonic stand or fuji, but I think nikon and canon come last when it comes to in-camera processing features "for entry level" cameras. Even the premium cameras from them don't have as many as other brands do.
***** That's why I only use, Honda, Canon, HTC.
It's so much easier in post. I can't imagine why anyone would ever bother with doing it in camera, but I guess it's good to know.
Love you guys.
Don't think my T1i EOS 500D has this fuction
You guys are good! I'm off to buy your book. ;-) Thanks for sharing! (Would you please consider either no music in the background (I hate that with a passion) or reduce that music volume, *please*? Thanks!)
verry nice. but i don't get the second screen. i can only turn it of then.
i have the 7d mark ii
Hi Mr.Tony. could you help me please ! i have nikon d800E but i had been problem in the focus points ... there were not appear in the view finder.. Thanks
Hehehe what came first: “the chicken or the egg?” I literally just used the QR code IN that book to watch this video which was obviously recorded after the book was printed!
Hey, on the newer Nikons can you do the in camera live view multiple exposure? I know you cant on the D610 and D5200 that I have, wondered if thats changed for the D810 / D750?
talv Yep, she showed it on the D810.
thank u
Chelsea...Please help. I recently purchased a 70d and saw this video on double exposure... However, When I started to play with different compositions, I noticed that all my photos have a very deep red cast. Am I doing something wrong???? . Please help.. Thanks.
I actually liked one with the peanuts the most!
+Tony Northrup +Justin Eckert What song is used in this video? Edit: I just realized that you said the website the song was from so I am on bensound.com now. Actually I couldn't find the song lol.
I see Chelsea was using peak design's camera strap system, how is that working out for you guys? i have their capture plate for mounting on my backpack straps since i am usually hiking all day in the middle of nowhere.
Arctic Gator we love them. We have a full review coming next week.
Coolness, looking forward to it!
Chelsea, did you dub over yourself saying control "J" at 7:01? I need to try more of these soon.
Chelsea does it work for Nikon d5300,
Hi! Is this possible for my canon 550d? Please help me. I'm just a newbie learning.
How can I do double exposure with my Canon EOS 70D any help please.
can you do a double exposure by d5300 ?
What lens are you using for this shoot on your Nikon?
Is there a downside to using lossless compressed on the d810 vs uncompressed? And if so do you think its worth losing the extra 6 shots on the buffer for for wildlife?
Lossless compression is the best. It's like .wav vs .flac in audio, there's no difference other than space / filesize, both are the "real deal" and offer everything.
When showing the canon 7d menu you mention its the same with the mk iii... are you referring to the 5d mkiii... and can multiple exposures be done on the 7d mki.
Yes, the 5D Mk III, but it seems to be in the same place on most Canons.
Tony Northrup 70D and 6D do multiple exposures, but only in JPEG. 60D and earlier do not. I suspect the Rebels do not. 70D and 6D menus are very different from 5Diii and 7Dii.
How do you take multiple exposures with a Canon t6i?
what photoshop program are you using?
Nice! but how to do it with Sony Alpha cameras? I got A6000 and A7.
+GamesArt86 There is an app you can purchase directly on the A6000 camera called multiple exposure. I think it costs $5.
can you kindly let me know what am doing wrong when ever i select photo for selling image it said not matching i tried so many times no luck any advice?
What is SANDI's rate for hairstyling ?
Is it possible to do M.E. with a T3i ?
Saddly the APP sony made for some models, or it was disabled by them or it just dont work on the Sony A7 (mk1).
can this done on Canon 700d
Does your buying guide cover monitors for photo editing?
Bowie Sensei I do cover PC components, with a couple of paragraphs on monitors, but basically I say that two monitors is better than one, and color calibration isn't worth it unless you do your own printing.
Tony Northrup but, color calibration might help with the colors either way? Like when people post pictures to internet, its good if the colors are "more accurately" representing the shot. Maybe not worth an expensive device to do the calibration for you, but calibrating it with a physical object (eyeing on color passport type of thing?) whilst comparing what it looks like in "digital domain" on the screen (google image of the product, image that came with the product or picture taken of the object with correct white balance / help with white balance card).
I'm thinking something as simple as drawing red blue green and yellow colors on a white paper, and taking a photo of it in conditions where white balance is good (or use white balance card to help bring them better), and then using the photo to help calibrating the monitor (with help of the physical paper to compare to). Wouldn't this work? xD
how to do it with nikon d5500? please
1:38 7D Mark 3????!!!
what a coincident, "Double Exposure" is this month's theme with the "Drink and Click" meetup groups
is it possible to do multiple exposure on mirrorless? if yes could you give me some insight?
my olympus e-pl3 has the option in the menu (next to bracketing). I've never used it so can't comment on how it does it or how well it works.
Check your manual