Hipstaclass 009 – 001: Introduction
[singlepic id=1767 w=250 h=250 float=left]Multiple Exposure - the merging of two or more images into a final print - is not a new concept to Hipstamatic. First introduced in the Dali Museum GoodPak in November 2010, multiple exposure filters have been introduced in a limited capacity across the Synthetic family of products.
This changed in October 2012 with the Multiple Exposure Kit; now two or more exposures could be applied to any Hipstamatic combo.
Hipstamatic New England has had the pleasure of bringing together 47 photographers from 5 continents to explore every facet of Multiple Exposure; nearly 600 images were produced. The Hipstaclass was the ninth in a series that has explored other aspects of Hipstamatic photography.
This Hipstaclass surveys multiple exposure filters in Hipstamatic, Incredibooth, and the discontinued D-Series. Then we move on to the mechanics of the Multiple Exposure Kit. Finally, we explore tips and techniques to create effective multiple exposure images and avoid commonly made mistakes.
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Example, Portrait Orientation Locked
Wonder / Alfred Infrared / Jolly Rainbo 2x
Tom Choinski, Hipstamatic New England
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Example, Triple Exposure
Lucifer VI / Sugar / RedEye Gel
Photo By Hank Bauer
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Example, Patterned Background
Wonder / Blanko Freedom 13 / Off
Photo by Michaela Meerkatz
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Example, Pattern and Overlap
Incredibooth / Haus O'Haunt / Salvador 84
Mark Allan Smith, Hipstamatic UK
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Example, Salvador 84 (Dali Museum GoodPak)
Salvador 84 / DC / Off
Laetitia Harnie-Coussau
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