My guess on Dag's technique is that he has photographed some light falling through a partly shaded window, onto a door inside the house.
The *istD does have multi-exposure mode, though. Having tried it only once, my understanding is that it doesn't work the same way as it does in eg. Z-1. The Z-1 compensates the shutter speed of each part-exposure according to how many you plan to take. The *istD doesn't. When doing a 4-part exposure of the same motif, I ended up with a grossly overexposed picture. Unfortunately I don't recall the settings on the camera. Hm... Time for some empirical approach, it seems. Tonight, hopefully. Jostein > Nice PUG guys and as usual I was looking at Dag's photo trying to guess > how he did that. > > Then I realized that I don't know of any digicam with "multiple > exposure" capability. Yes, you can do that in Photoshop, but usually it > requires some cropping / resizing whatever. > > I was thinking how nice it would to be able to select an image in the > camera's memory then view on the LCD screen that image combined with the > current image of the scene the camera is pointed at. So you could adjust > the zoom / position for a nice fit. Then record the second image > normally, and let you blend them at home or let you blend them in-camera. > > They already have stitch assist mode, why not a multiple exposure assist > mode ? > > Hello Pentax ? For the new 7 MP camera ? It's just a firmware mod ? > >
