After experimenting with pinhole photography the other day I thought about how could I use flash and create a double image. Digital Cameras do not permit double exposures like film cameras did, but with a dark room and a strobe, anything is possible. I set my camera up on a chair, and pointed my Norman 400B strobe toward where I would be sitting. I set my radio slave to trigger the flash and held the transmitter in my hand. The camera was set at 20 sec exposure. I stayed perfectly still and triggered the strobe 5 times and then moved over turned sideways and triggered it 5 more times. This is the resulting image.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Pinhole Photography: Further Experiments
After experimenting with pinhole photography the other day I thought about how could I use flash and create a double image. Digital Cameras do not permit double exposures like film cameras did, but with a dark room and a strobe, anything is possible. I set my camera up on a chair, and pointed my Norman 400B strobe toward where I would be sitting. I set my radio slave to trigger the flash and held the transmitter in my hand. The camera was set at 20 sec exposure. I stayed perfectly still and triggered the strobe 5 times and then moved over turned sideways and triggered it 5 more times. This is the resulting image.
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