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Hey there,
Was wondering how to create a double exposure effect?
EG… (if a photographer has overexposed the inside of a house and the windows are burnt out). Is there a way of bringing them into equal exposure?
Is this possible by taking two photographs of different exposures for inside and out and merging them as seperate layers?
If so, how is this achievable???
Hope this makes sense and someone can offer me assistance 😀
* lonki
Was wondering how to create a double exposure effect?
EG… (if a photographer has overexposed the inside of a house and the windows are burnt out). Is there a way of bringing them into equal exposure?
Is this possible by taking two photographs of different exposures for inside and out and merging them as seperate layers?
If so, how is this achievable???
Hope this makes sense and someone can offer me assistance 😀
* lonki
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