Great pics! Don’t like the black border though… personal preference
Great pics! Don't like the black border though... personal preference :)
Racist! But how did you know saladin has a black boarder?
Oh…border!
anyone here got a 360-degree camera?
I had the Google one drive past my house with the wife standing out the front in her pyjamas. Embarrassment by street view.
I had the Google one drive past my house with the wife standing out the front in her pyjamas. Embarrassment by street view.
Oh you’re meant to moon those things!
and yep, it tasted amazing too
Here’s a few;
Zadar
Berlin Cathedral
Plitvice National Park
5 1/2 weeks to go till i’m off to Japan! This only makes it feel longer!
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it’s used for?
Here's a few; ZadarBerlin Cathedral
Plitvice National Park
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Love that last one, BG!
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it's used for?
Literally, what it says. An image made up of several.
For various reasons - art, deception, requirement.
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it's used for?Literally, what it says. An image made up of several.
For various reasons - art, deception, requirement.
Yeah but is it like putting together 3 transparencies? Do you use the whole layer? What would be a requirement?
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it's used for?Literally, what it says. An image made up of several.
For various reasons - art, deception, requirement.Yeah but is it like putting together 3 transparencies? Do you use the whole layer? What would be a requirement?
Back in film/development days, nifty things were done with film. Nowadays - it’s programs like Photoshop.
With Photoshop , you can use digital ‘layers’ - they are just as you think they would be.
A ‘requirement’ would be, for example - adding an absent person to a group photo for completeness.
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it's used for?Literally, what it says. An image made up of several.
For various reasons - art, deception, requirement.Yeah but is it like putting together 3 transparencies? Do you use the whole layer? What would be a requirement?
Back in film/development days, nifty things were done with film. Nowadays - it’s programs like Photoshop.
With Photoshop , you can use digital ‘layers’ - they are just as you think they would be.
A ‘requirement’ would be, for example - adding an absent person to a group photo for completeness.
Ok I get the layers bit. I’ve done that myself… I was thinking more it had to do with say taking 3 / 100 photos of the same thing. Different focal lengths, iso, shutter speed etc and then layering them together to make a ‘better’ photo. My question was too generic and maybe composite isn’t the right word then.
Can someone please explain what a composite photo is and what it's used for?Literally, what it says. An image made up of several.
For various reasons - art, deception, requirement.Yeah but is it like putting together 3 transparencies? Do you use the whole layer? What would be a requirement?
Back in film/development days, nifty things were done with film. Nowadays - it’s programs like Photoshop.
With Photoshop , you can use digital ‘layers’ - they are just as you think they would be.
A ‘requirement’ would be, for example - adding an absent person to a group photo for completeness.Ok I get the layers bit. I’ve done that myself… I was thinking more it had to do with say taking 3 / 100 photos of the same thing. Different focal lengths, iso, shutter speed etc and then layering them together to make a ‘better’ photo. My question was too generic and maybe composite isn’t the right word then.
I think ‘composite’ is correct.
You would ‘layer’ photos for lots of reasons, and you have identified a few yourself.
Yes, you could do it for focus reasons, and that would be because for some reason, you had to compromise your settings.
‘HDR’ (high-dynamic range) treated photos with that (to me, god-awful) cartoony look are an example of staggered ISO-setting layers.
The artistic possibilities are kinda endless, tbh. But most composites I see are due to someone not knowing how to use their cameras properly.
I think the latest top end canon was using a new raw where it saved like 40 different layers to be processed later. I’ve never really done much with the raw files even though I shoot jpg+raw.