Re: Film vs Digital (double exposures)

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Don
Yes I tried this many years ago with three pictures taken with film camera on 
a tripod, scanned them and couldn't get the results in PS (5.0) that I got 
thru the double or triple exposure in the camera thru different color filters.
Roy


In a message dated 11/30/04 3:05:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
droberts@xxxxxxxx writes:
One of the less serious ways that I have used a camera involved 
taking a triple exposure through red/green/blue filters.  Anything 
that moved, e.g. clouds, water, would have natural colors except 
where the image changed and that change would register in the color 
of the filter at the time of exposure.  This may be what Emily was 
referring to.  Has anyone tried 3 exposures through 3 filters on 
digital and then overlaid in PS?  Or how about just 3 exposures and 
then pulling out a separate channel for each and overlaying those? 
Does that make sense?
Don


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