Playing with the multiple exposure function of my camera again; with a little more deliberation this time.
Three views of the same calendula flower.
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Zimmerbitch 
I’ve played around with that a little bit, but I would need to put some serious time into making it do something I like. That came out very nicely. Great colors!
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Thanks Marilyn.
I did spend a bit of time composing these, but in the past shot a bit randomly and still liked the outcome almost as often as I do with single-exposures.
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I love the orange Su.
Leslie
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Thanks Leslie
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They look so ‘untouched’ (in French it’s retouché…. re-touched!) – but then I love calendulas anyway. Just tell me: Where are the other two?
Have a beautiful day, here it’s late evening.
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Three shots in one exposure 😀
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12h ahead of you, in fact!!!!
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Ahead? Where are you?
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In France and Switzerland
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🤨 I thought France was 12 hours behind. It’s Monday morning here.
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It’s Monday morning here NOW (07:50)
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YES of course. I think (don’t remember) I meant that when I SAW it it was evening ‘chez nous’. But you ARE ahead of us – that’s what makes it such fun. I’m getting up and you go to bed (which is what I’d much more preferred to do right now, too)
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A clever feature, sadly my camera does not have that, maybe time to upgrade 🤔
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It’s fun, and I’m finally figuring out how to actually use it rather than randomly shooting and hoping for the best, but there are also apps which do multiple exposures.
But having a new camera is always exciting and inspiring 😀
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Oh these are marvelous, Su! They are perfectly framed, the background is soft, and the calendulas are perfectly placed. The whole thing is exquisite!
I’m taking a 4 hour class this Saturday on my new OM-D camera from an Olympus rep, so hopefully I’ll learn how to do multiple exposures!
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Thank you Hannah 🙏
I’m sure you will get so much out of your class and I’m looking forward to seeing where it takes your photography 😀
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Well I at least now have a basic understanding of the programming and think I now can look info up in the frustrating downloaded manual. And I had the opportunity to change several settings right there in class such as a faster shutter speed setting instead of the default settings. And I’m much more familiar with how the software is programmed.
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That’s great. Putting that new knowledge into practice will build your confidence to experiment more and quite quickly using manual controls will become second nature.
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Very pretty, Su. I need to check and see if my camera has this. I’m fascinated!
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😀 I’d love to see the results if you do
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So beautiful!
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A wonderful result Su 🙂
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Thanks so much Brian
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Very cool results Su.
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Thanks Amanda.
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you have to do a lot of testing to get to know the functionality of your “toy”
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Appears so artistic! I like this!
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Thanks: I love how the idea has taken off.
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Nifty! 🙂 🙂
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So pretty!! 😍
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