
digital multiple exposure
5 months ago
Once, a student of my university, Christoph Brunner, built a a very large magazine for a 35mm-camera to be able to exposure one minute of film stock again and again. That was the point when I asked myself how you can do that in a digital way. And that's the solution:
You normally record an image about 17 minutes with your camcorder, log it into your editing software and devide the take into a hundred pieces with a length of 10 seconds for example. Then you put the single pieces among each other with an opacity of one percent.
The result: All the elements in the picture, which don't move look normal, all the moving elements look like dust or something.
You normally record an image about 17 minutes with your camcorder, log it into your editing software and devide the take into a hundred pieces with a length of 10 seconds for example. Then you put the single pieces among each other with an opacity of one percent.
The result: All the elements in the picture, which don't move look normal, all the moving elements look like dust or something.
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I already used the idea in some shots of this kind of arthouse clip:
vimeo.com/740673
But the quality is not the best.