Oops... I didn't check the data. Is this a mobile phone? Larisa Kolesnikova, It has the x2 function - double exposure. Vladimir Polonsky Oh...if only it were film...
Well...I've said those words before)
I almost thought...you'd gone back to film.
Larisa Kolesnikova, Film isn't a panacea. You can shoot with anything, even a matchbox.
Oops... I didn't check the data. Is this a mobile phone? Larisa Kolesnikova, It has a 2x function – double exposure. Vladimir Polonsky Oh...if only it were film...
Well...I've said those words before)
I almost thought...you'd gone back to film. Larisa Kolesnikova, Film isn't a panacea. You can shoot with anything, even a matchbox.
Vladimir Polonsky, Yeah...I hear those words often. Apparently...I'm "last century."...)
Oops... I didn't check the data. Is this a mobile phone? Larisa Kolesnikova, It has a 2x function – double exposure. Vladimir Polonsky Oh...if only it were film...
Well...I've said those words before)
I almost thought...you'd gone back to film. Larisa Kolesnikova, Film isn't a panacea. You can shoot with anything, even a matchbox. Vladimir Polonsky, Yeah...I hear those words a lot. Apparently...I'm "last century"....)
Larisa Kolesnikova, You see, film is great, but ultimately it's a human being behind it, like with a pinhole or a pinhole camera. Figuratively speaking, paintings can be created using clay on a board. And when it comes to photography, sometimes even fancy DSLRs don't help.
Mono, Edu compared it to the works of René Magritte. I experiment, it's all for fun, but seriously, I'd love to create a series like this, but the subject is incredibly complex and overwhelming.
Vladimir Polonsky, can you tell me how this was shot? Sergey Komarov, Android camera with 2x zoom (double exposure). Vladimir Polonsky, oh, I don't have an Android.
Sergey Komarov, Then Photoshop. Play with layers. By the way, the Canon 5d camera should have this feature.
Vladimir Polonsky, I don't think it had that feature... I'll look for it..) I'll probably do it faster in a shop. Komarov Sergey, 5D2 doesn't have multiple exposure. It only appeared in 5D3.
I'm not saying goodbye., Maybe I'm not familiar with this technique. In principle, it's possible in Photoshop - the result is what matters.
and how did this self-portrait turn out for you?
I didn't look at the data.
Is this a mobile phone?
Oh...if only it were film...
Well, I've said that before.
I was almost thinking...you'd gone back to film.
Yeah...I hear those words often.
Apparently...I'm "last century."...)
Thank you for everything.