Double exposure

In photography and cinematography, a multiple exposure is the superimposition of two or more exposures to create a single image, and double exposure has a corresponding meaning in respect of two images. The exposure values (I have explained it in an earlier post) may or may not be identical to each other.

So today, I'm gonna talk about how to use Snapseed to achieve double exposure. Without further ado, let's take a plunge.

Photo credits to Bazkid24.

The rest were all done on my phone.


We're going to use these two pictures

We're going to try to superimpose the moon and blue sky from the second photo unto the first one.

Let's start with basics and then we'll get to more complicated edits in the future.

Step 1: select photo
Step 2. Enter tools and click on double exposure
Step 3: click on add photos and select the second picture you want to superimpose on the first.
Step 4: after selecting the photo, there's an icon that is shaped like a water drop, click on it and set the bar value to 100, just drag it all the way to the right

Side note: There's other options you can mess with on how you want the exposure of the photo to look like. If you click on the icon I labelled 1, you'll get the other options on top of it. I simply clicked on default (2). Since some of us are beginners, let's stick to the basics.

Step 5: click ok (the flash or Nike icon at the bottom right corner) and return to the homepage. While on the home page, click the icon at the top of the screen

Step 6: choose view edits

Step 7: then choose double exposure

Step 7: choose the brush option
Step 8: the photo will return back as the original. Do not fear. It's normal. Use your fingers to brush over the parts that you want to superimpose the second picture on (double exposure)
Step 9: continue doing so until you achieve your aim
Step 10: the finished product

So ladies and gentlemen, this is how to carry out double exposure for beginners in 10 very easy steps. We'll get into more complicated edits as time goes on.

Thank you all for reading. Happy Saturday.

One more.




So once upon a time, it was said that pictures couldn't tell lies. Well now they can.

Before

Photoshop express, lightroom, airbrush, picsart. Using double exposure has to come with alot of creativity if not it wont be really apreciated.

atheistandproud:


Thank you Happy Saturday.

Thanks for your time ßoss

efec:
Photoshop express, lightroom, airbrush, picsart. Using double exposure has to come with alot of creativity if not it wont be really apreciated.

Understood. But let's not put the cart before the horse.

Allow people to learn the basics first, then the complicated creativity stuff can come after.

layinka25:



Thanks for your time ßoss

You're welcome brother.

atheistandproud:



Understood. But let's not put the cart before the horse.

Allow people to learn the basics first, then the complicated creativity stuff can come after.

. Understood

Hmm

Where's Taiocol and Festwiz sef?

atheistandproud:
Where's Tai.ocol and Festwiz sef?

The latter dey, he needs a change of device though.

atheistandproud:

Not bad. Good job.

Thanks bro!

For those complaining about not finding notes and tutorials, I have gone through the thread and I've made a list of all the pages they can be found. I'll keep them in page 1 for easy accessibility.

Camera & types of cameras (page 11)
Pixel size (page 13)
Introduction to Photography (page 13/32)
Elements of Photography/Camera modes (page 14)
Lighting in photography (page 15)
Composition in photography (page 19)
Tips and tricks of taking good photos (page 27)
Colour splash tutorial (page 37)
How to use coloursplash by BenDanor (page 74)
Double exposure (page 79)

Cheers

genius43:

The latter dey, he needs a change of device though.

Oh...I was wondering if they were okay. They just disappeared.

Kallmerb:
1 i provoke over saturated

2 i edit small

3 i just love the cloud but the environment badooo

I will really love to see a fine art person draw and paint the first pix. So beautiful

atheistandproud:
Side note: There's other options you can mess with on how you want the exposure of the photo to look like. If you click on the icon I labelled 1, you'll get the other options on top of it. I simply clicked on default (2). Since some of us are beginners, let's stick to the basics.

Step 5: click ok (the flash or Nike icon at the bottom right corner) and return to the homepage. While on the home page, click the icon at the top of the screen

Step 6: choose view edits

Step 7: then choose double exposure

Thanks alot man! You're the best

efec:
Photoshop express, lightroom, airbrush, picsart. Using double exposure has to come with alot of creativity if not it wont be really apreciated.

It's beautiful

atheistandproud:
For those complaining about not finding notes and tutorials, I have gone through the thread and I've made a list of all the pages they can be found. I'll keep them in page 1 for easy accessibility.

Camera & types of cameras (page 11)
Pixel size (page 13)
Introduction to Photography (page 13/32)
Elements of Photography/Camera modes (page 14)
Lighting in photography (page 15)
Composition in photography (page 19)
Tips and tricks of taking good photos (page 27)
Colour splash tutorial (page 37)
Double exposure (page 39)

Cheers

You can actually write a book or even have a blog on this

atheistandproud:
For those complaining about not finding notes and tutorials, I have gone through the thread and I've made a list of all the pages they can be found. I'll keep them in page 1 for easy accessibility.

Camera & types of cameras (page 11)
Pixel size (page 13)
Introduction to Photography (page 13/32)
Elements of Photography/Camera modes (page 14)
Lighting in photography (page 15)
Composition in photography (page 19)
Tips and tricks of taking good photos (page 27)
Colour splash tutorial (page 37)
Double exposure (page 39)

Cheers

You can actually write a book or even have a blog on this (photography)

okikiosibodu:

I will really love to see a fine art person draw and paint the first pix. So beautiful

thanks ogami

BenDanor:
Continuation

Great teacher

tecnolad:
Night shot on Huawei P20 Pro

I always love the way light scatters on pics when one shoots at night facing the light. Getting the right perspective, the pics usually come out great. It is time consuming and patience testing though

BenDanor:

Thanks alot man! You're the best

BenDanor:

You can actually write a book or even have a blog on this

It's an idea I have toyed with. I have written an introductory book on it sef. I have it in word and PDF formats.

atheistandproud:
Coca-Cola good morning everyone

H bro. Please what camera app or settings did u use to focus on the bottle and blur the background ?

efec:
Photoshop express, lightroom, airbrush, picsart. Using double exposure has to come with alot of creativity if not it wont be really apreciated.

we na still small learner ooo

JBoy9:


H bro. Please what camera app or settings did u use to focus on the bottle and blur the background ?

Any camera can do it. It's just focusing.

Point your camera at an object then tap on it on your phone screen. The camera should lock on it. You can move it closer till the background blurs away.

I use RN7 stock cam and GCam.

Kallmerb:
we na still small learner ooo

So soon? Boys are not smiling.

Work on the edges sha. Especially at the rooftops.

But I'm impressed with the overall work.