Multi-exposure effect how to shoot

Introduction: Multiple exposure is a shooting technique, this photographic technique is a product of the film era, through the same negative exposure many times, and get a strange picture, in order to emphasize the atmosphere, often choose this technique, with different focal lengths divided into two or more exposures to show a photo difficult to show the content. The multiple exposure technique is generally used to shoot double or multi-shadow photos.

The principle of the multiple exposure technique is to shoot several images on a single piece of film, so that a subject appears several times in the picture, and the effect of creating something from nothing can be captured magically, which is precisely its unique charm, and that's why it attracts a lot of people to use this technique. In traditional film SLR cameras, multiple exposures are a very important feature and a unique photographic technique. In the digital era, many cameras have also been designed with multiple exposure features, providing great 'conditions' for people to be able to easily shoot multiple exposure works, here's how to shoot a great multiple exposure work.

I'm going to take the nubia camera as an example. nubia cameras are divided into three modes, Pro, Fun and Auto, and the multiple exposure is hidden in the Fun mode.

Open the nubia camera app, as shown in the image below, find the word Pro in the upper right corner, the default open is Pro mode, click to switch to Fun mode.

The DSLR feel of cell phone photography also play? Multiple exposures?

After switching to Fun mode, because of the default interval continuous shooting function, you need to manually adjust to the multiple exposure, click on the left from top to bottom, the second icon, select the multiple exposure function. The first is to take a picture of a cell phone and then take a picture of the cell phone.

The software includes five types of multi-exposure, as follows:

Simple: a simple collage of photos, only need to take two photos.

Transparent: You can take multiple photos for compositing, and after each shot, you need to adjust the transparency of the photos you have taken.

Background: save the camera does not move to shoot 3, the first one is the background, the last two take its and the first different part of the fusion into the background.

Jigsaw: Take two shots, half a picture each time.

Bright part: you need to shoot twice and keep the bright part of each photo after stacking.

The prerequisite for using this app is that you must have Android 4.1 and above, and some slightly older machines may not be able to do so. Perhaps because it's still an experimental version, the background mode had a very low frame rate during testing.

Compared to the Fun mode of Nubia's camera, the standalone photo app only has three modes: interval burst, multiple exposure, and panorama, and lacks features such as motion tracking, passerby removal, and short videos in the phone, which I hope will be added to the official version in the future.