Show : Images made with "Live Composite"

Bristolero · Nov 3, 2018

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GRID,
I'm curious as to what the drifting objects are. In the previous post--leaves? And in the second, are they insects?
Thanks,
Eric

Diamondback · Nov 7, 2018

Live composite image at blue hour of the troglodyte village of Rochecorbon in the Loire region of France. The cliff seen in the photo is dotted with houses of cave dwellers, some of which are still inhabited. Crowning the summit is the Lanterne da la Rochecorbon, a feudal tower that dates back to the 15th century. On the plateau are acres of vines producing Chenin Blanc grapes characteristic of the Vouvray appellation. (Cross-posted in Share your Golden Hour & Blue Hour Photos.)

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Blue Hour in Rochecorbon

deepaqua · Nov 16, 2018

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Dresden Skyline 3 by deepaqua, on Flickr

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Dresden Skyline 5 by deepaqua, on Flickr

GRIDDD · Nov 16, 2018

Bristolero said:
GRID,
I'm curious as to what the drifting objects are. In the previous post--leaves? And in the second, are they insects?
Thanks,
Eric

It´s foam created by some small rappids upstream.

CD77 · Nov 16, 2018

My first attempts using Live Composite at a light painting session... its really good fun! The 5th and 6th pictures are self portraits triggered using the Olympus app which worked really well.

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Dinobe · Nov 16, 2018

CD77 said:
My first attempts using Live Composite at a light painting session... its really good fun! The 5th and 6th pictures are self portraits triggered using the Olympus app which worked really well.

Wow! That nr4 face :O

PannyPaul · Nov 16, 2018

CD77 said:
My first attempts using Live Composite at a light painting session... its really good fun! The 5th and 6th pictures are self portraits triggered using the Olympus app which worked really well.

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Awesome. What light tools did you use on the really wide bands?

CD77 · Nov 16, 2018

PannyPaul said:
Awesome. What light tools did you use on the really wide bands?

Not sure of the exact spec (it wasnt mine), but it was a battery operated LED light bar that has bluetooth control to change the colours.

CD77 · Nov 16, 2018

Fibre

Dinobe said:
Wow! That nr4 face :O

It is fibre optic lights dragged over the face... quite effective don’t you think????

Giiba · Dec 20, 2018

Found this while going through old files (2015

) and it would be one of my first sessions with LiveComo. All the others were terrible but this one caught my eye.

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Brecht · Dec 20, 2018

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P6010547 by Brecht Vergult, on Flickr

AaronE · Dec 21, 2018

I have a livecomposite question. I have a Pen-f and when in livecomposit mode it will not let me adjust the exposure compensation. Is there anyway to do this? It would be very handy to be able to reduce the brightness during the exposure process.

NoSeconds · Dec 21, 2018

AaronE said:
I have a livecomposite question. I have a Pen-f and when in livecomposit mode it will not let me adjust the exposure compensation. Is there anyway to do this? It would be very handy to be able to reduce the brightness during the exposure process.

ND filters bro... I use a 10 stop ND to take Live Composite cloud painting pics in bright daylight...

AaronE · Dec 27, 2018

Went out to experiment with livecomp tonight at the blue hour. Made it do what I wanted. Unfortunately it was wicked windy and even my heavy duty tripod could not keep the camera totally still. Downtown Boise Idaho. Pen-f with Olympus 12-40mm Pro.