Brocken Reflection
by Nigelk
In camera double exposure
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Uploaded12/02/2025 - 18:05
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Posted 13/02/2025 - 00:16
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Love this. Great mono capture and an amazing eye for spotting this. 🦇🐈⬛❤️
Posted 13/02/2025 - 08:25
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wow!
(how is this done?)
(how is this done?)
Posted 13/02/2025 - 12:03
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Thank you for your comments, pleased to get some of you scratching your heads.
It is an in camera double exposure, composite mode - Average using a Pentax KP
The first image taken with the camera held upside down, I use the view finder and try to remember where things are, I then turn the camera the correct way up try to get things in the right place from memory and take the second shot, the camera creates a single RAW composite which I then edit in Lightroom 6
If you do as above but in Live View your first image is super imposed over your current view to help align your images. I tend not to use live view as the little batteries run down so fast.
The important thing is not being afraid to experiment and see what you get. I took about 50 images and only got about 4 that were of interest, sometimes I might take more and get nothing that works for me.
Best
Nigel
It is an in camera double exposure, composite mode - Average using a Pentax KP
The first image taken with the camera held upside down, I use the view finder and try to remember where things are, I then turn the camera the correct way up try to get things in the right place from memory and take the second shot, the camera creates a single RAW composite which I then edit in Lightroom 6
If you do as above but in Live View your first image is super imposed over your current view to help align your images. I tend not to use live view as the little batteries run down so fast.
The important thing is not being afraid to experiment and see what you get. I took about 50 images and only got about 4 that were of interest, sometimes I might take more and get nothing that works for me.
Best
Nigel
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