@ArekHalusko inspired me to try out the Live Composite feature on my EM-5ii - only slight problem was… it’s meant for long exposures (naturally) and the shortest it would let me set on this sunny and windy morning was 1/2 sec. Maybe I should get an ND filter one day. Anyway, in the meantime, I gave up (temporarily) quite quickly as I was overexposing all over the place, but I actually quite liked this one. How about you?
I should maybe add for anyone not familiar with Olympus that Live Composite is basically an in-camera multiple exposure blending tactic - you set your shutter speed (from 1/2 to 60sec) then start the “exposure” and it will keep shooting at your set speed while anything that moves will add to the image. The overall exposure stays the same though. You get a live preview while it happens.
Edit: And you end up with a proper .ORF raw file…
While I’m on a roll, this one also fits the title - except that it’s not really overexposed!
I think this was an in camera double exposure but I’m not quite sure now - I was experimenting with no regard for note taking
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