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  1. 12-31-2009, 11:39 PM #1
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    Thanks for taking a look !

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    Interesting effect!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Interesting effect!
    very interesting! I like it. How is this done?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    very interesting! I like it. How is this done?
    Thank you very much everyone ! This effect was done by using the
    in-camera multi exposure feature. One photo was taken handheld and
    still and the other photo was taken handheld but the camera was moved
    "shifted" while the shutter button was being pressed. The firmware
    in the camera combines the two photo together for you. I left a slight
    delay between the two photos to allow the lens VR to reset. Only slight
    pp was used to bring out the glow and I set the WB a tad cooler.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dwayne Oakes View Post
    Thank you very much everyone ! This effect was done by using the
    in-camera multi exposure feature. One photo was taken handheld and
    still and the other photo was taken handheld but the camera was moved
    "shifted" while the shutter button was being pressed. The firmware
    in the camera combines the two photo together for you. I left a slight
    delay between the two photos to allow the lens VR to reset. Only slight
    pp was used to bring out the glow and I set the WB a tad cooler.

    Take care,
    Dwayne Oakes
    thanks for sharing that Dwayne! I appreciate it!
    Feel free to make comments on any of my shots

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