Talk:Double exposure (photography)
"Double exposures are not limited to just 2 exposures," makes no sense for the simple fact that the very definition of double is "twice as much of" implying two. I changed it to indicate multiple exposures are possible so as not to confuse anyone.
Dudewhiterussian 20:05, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
How to achieve this effect using software
[edit]This article mentions that the effect is possible using software, such as Photoshop. I have a tutorial on my own website that goes through how to achieve this. It may be of interest to those who read this article and then want to try the effect for themselves.
The address of the page on my site where the tutorial is: http://www.digital-photography-tips.net/contemporary-wedding-photography.html
The tutorial actualy uses wedding photography as its example, but explains the process nonetheless.
Please would someone have a look at the site and, if they think it will add to the article, include it as a link underneath. I think listed as further resources with the title "how to achieve the effect using software" would work well.
Regards,