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Astrology, Spirituality & Alternative Healing

magical thyme

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3. double exposures can also happen with digital cameras

Reply to NJCher (Reply #2)

Thu Dec 5, 2013, 11:19 AM

Dec 2013

and apparently even without photoshop.

I didn't want to go into photoshop because that would be accuse the father of trying to pass off a fraud, although that possibility does sadly exist it.

But it turns out that double exposures can also take place with digital cameras. There are cameras that have that as a feature, in which case it seems entirely possible that the feature could have been used accidentally.
I know I've accidentally changed camera settings when taking specific photos without realizing it at the time.

http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/2013/05/30/double-exposure-photography-how-when-and-why-youd-want-to-turn-two-images-into-one/

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article doesn't mention what kind of camera it is... magical thyme Dec 2013 #1

counter argument NJCher Dec 2013 #2

double exposures can also happen with digital cameras magical thyme Dec 2013 #3

yeah, that's an argument. Just not a very likely one. NJCher Dec 2013 #4

I think the photoshop fraud is unlikely magical thyme Dec 2013 #5