In my comments, Sandra asked for more info on how to do a double exposed photo. First off she mentioned what program I used. The only program [software] I have other than the Windows Paint which I never use, is one I installed with my disk...Paintshop Pro. This I use for resizing my photos to have them small enough to load on my blog quickly and yet large enough to view details. I also make my own photo frames, watermarks, and my own blog headers, etc. etc. with this installed program. [by the way, each Windows 10 update, I have to reinstall it! I hate that...Windows ALWAYS takes it off my computer upon updating!!!] Just another glitch with Microsoft. Makes life interesting, I guess. Okay then, moving on...
This is free an unlimited. My result from taking you through the step by step 'tutorial' is this below. I chose a dragon fly and beach image...
Hope this helps anyone interested in how to let the computer do the work for you. I could also tell you how to do your OWN version thru Paintshop Pro, with layers, but that's a whole 'nother process.
Thank you, this looks fun and easy! I have made it an icon on my desktop and can't wait to play with it tomorrow!
ReplyDeletethank you, Ginny wrote on my post last night and asked if i were going to do what Annie said, so I came here first. you already know the answer before I type it. YES, I will. the photo you created today reminded me that i have many of these that i created in Photoshop and in Picmonkey. like you said, involves layers... this one is looking like fun and i can't wait to play. i just saved the site in my favorite folder laberled PHUN book marks.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the explanation!
ReplyDeleteI have a much older version of Paintshop Pro.
Well that sounds easy enough. I clicked the link and spent far too much time looking around at all the things you can do there.
ReplyDeleteThis was very interesting Anni.
ReplyDeleteI love the dragonfly against the background you chose... beautiful!!!
I admire your computer skills, Anni, and your fearlessness to learn new things! ~Andrea xoxo
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I will have to let your photos be my reward. I don't have a working camera anymore nor the skills though now I kind of wish I did.
ReplyDeleteYour photo came out far better than the several that I tried but it was fun! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I look forward to seeing what you come up with next, Anni! Great tutorial. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's very cool! :)
ReplyDeleteWay back when I sent the email there were no cell phones. And there was no email I didn't even have email or know what it was and the company set up emails in her office email and that's what I sent to the wrong place Way back when I sent the email there were no cell phones. And there was no email I didn't even have email or know what it was and the company set up emails in or office email and that's what I sent to the wrong place. The thing is it wasn't bad I didn't cursor anything I just explained why I thought it was a horrible idea
ReplyDeleteI use that app. often but never realized that a double image overlay was possible. Thanks for the tip. Made a few.
ReplyDeleteVery cool Anni.
ReplyDeleteI love when people can do such creative things with their software..Me??
I just keep plugging along, doing the best I can with what my pea-brain will understand..(:0)
Sue
I use an Iphone app called Dianna to make double exposures.
ReplyDeleteCheck Out That Dragonfly - Its Going To Be An Interesting Program For Sure - Stay Creative - Looking Forward To Watching You Come Up With Doubles Using Just One Photo - Be Well And Smile Often
ReplyDeleteCheers