f/D: Multi-lapse

[kier]

Hi All,
I wrote up an article on a long exposure technique I call Multi-Lapse. I'm probably not the first to do something like this, but I thought I'd put down some thoughts about the technique for others to learn from: http://fslashd.com/2015/04/technique-multi-lapse/

I'm interested in any/all thoughts about the technique or how the article could have been better or whatever thoughts you may have on it.

Cheers!

 

[TheToadMen]

Nice technique. Reminds me of the work of Dead Link Removed and his series "Dead Link Removed".

 

[kier]

Yes! very cool - thanks for those examples - I'd never seen them before!

 

[AgX]

Same technique is applied on wavy water surfaces.

 

[kier]

Do you have an example AgX? I don't think I've ever seen it applied to water and would like to see it.

 

[AgX]

-) you can "freeze" wavy water with one short exposure

-) you can "smooth" wavy water wíth a time exposure

-) you can exagerate wavy water by using multiple short time exposures

 

[kier]

Great explanation!


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[TheToadMen]

-) you can "freeze" wavy water with one short exposure

-) you can "smooth" wavy water wíth a time exposure

-) you can exagerate wavy water by using multiple short time exposures

On my list with things to do.

 

[kier]

I wanna see it when you do!


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[PhotoBob]

I do similar looking work quite often with my pinhole cameras. even with lens cameras, i seem to somehow include the sense of motion in several pieces of my work. I really like the pictures shared in this post.

 

[kier]

Do you tend to do a multi-lapse as I've described or do you tend to leave the shutter open for a long period? If you haven't tried it, I highly recommend experimenting with multi-lapse for a new take on the subjects!

 

[PhotoBob]

Indeed, I sure want to employ this technique☺

 

[kier]

Looking forward to seeing!


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