Double exposure snapseed tutorial for iOS and Android
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- If youre having trouble working out the double exposure snapseed, then this tutorial is for you.
Snapseed has an incredible double exposure tool that is very effective for focus stacking with our astrophotography images.
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Great Tutorial Shane, There is so much you can do in Snapseed that I think people underestimate its use and editing power. I am going to try this double exposure with my waterfall photos. As the problem I run into is the long exposure to make the water smooth will also pick up any movement in the leaves and trees around it. So take one photo fast photo with no movement, then one long exposure and blend the two together and paint in the trees and leaves ect.
That would work well for that too mate.
Your info tips are too divine
Thanks mate
Hahaha ‘better horseman than I’ 🤣🤣🤣
Insiders tip... Im no horseman. I can ride a horse, but I wouldnt call myself a horseman ;)
At about 7:30 into the video you showed how to undo a mistake. You said "go to the bottom and decrease it to zero". Please provide more detail. I didn't follow that. Do what at the bottom and decrease what?
This is the masking. It will either add to the mask, or remove it from the mask. So when you are painting in at 100% and you make a mistake, decrease it to 0 then paint over the mistake.
Thank you kurt 🙏
iPhone 12 i can
Great image! It looks well stunning! I might use the double exposure setting on Snapseed for stuff like clouds, moon, stars, lightning and loads other 😁👍
Thanks for the tutorial! 👌
Go for it! Share it on the FB group if youre there mate
As someone that drinks both Pepsi AND Coke, I applaud the blending of an iOS photo and an Android photo. :)
HAHA Nice, I should use that one
Great tutorial Shayne, I'm enjoying using snapseed it's such a great tool. P.S that photo is the "Ducks nuts" 😁
HAHAHA cheers mate
Love your channel I have an iPhone 12 Pro Max and I went out to photograph stars it worked but the full moon washed out the stars but it looks doable.
Thanks mate. I just went and checked out your channel and learnt all about maple syrup. I had no idea that how it was made. Thanks for that
@@ShayneMostyn thanks so much I appreciate that.
Brilliant tutorial, great how you explain why you have done something!!
Spanish please.
Done :)
Typo at the end #bloody ledends?... Oopsie.
Oh well, sometimes they get missed. Thanks for watching all the way to the end though!
Hello... my polished milky way turd is my new profile pic 🤣. done with snapseed with my galaxy S21U and lots of light pollution. Great app and info👍
Excellent! :)
@@ShayneMostyn thanks mate 😊
Shayne - I'm curious why you used the MW shot from the Samsung? Didn't your Pixel image (from previous video) come out "better" (no star trails)?
Star trails aside, I think the S21U is better than the Pixel. If I shoot at 15 seconds, there are no star trails, but not as much detail, but even then, I still think it has the edge on the Pixel. The Pixel does a great job dont get me wrong and its definitely easier. We are splitting hairs really, the pixel does do a great job. Next time I think I will use it for this type of thing as well mate.
@@ShayneMostyn One undisputable shortcoming with my new 4a 5g that I just experienced: it doesn't take much water to kill it. ☹️
Best first 3 minutes of any video lol. Rest was good too obviously. 😁
Mate I filmed so much more up there, it just didnt work. It was a good outcome though.
Great Video Shayne, One place I haven’t taken a Milky Way photo yet
You havent??? Im surprised! Right now is the best time mate. Leave it much later and you wont get it until next year, at least from suicide rock anyway. Do it early in the evening atm
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Thanks mate. Really great. Guess this would also work on your desktop using the auto sky replacement capabilities of Photoshop or Luminar AI and eliminate all that work making the mask. But it wouldn't be created totally on the mobile.
Cheers mate, Im trying to keep it all on the phone, well, as much as I can now.
@@ShayneMostyn I agree. I tried to see if the iPhone Photoshop Express app could automatically select the hill correctly and it did -- but left that terrible white line between the hill and sky, so no good. Since you are using the iPad, you might try Photoshop for iPad. Note that you picked a real easy case to mask, e.g. a truck could be a much harder scene. PS for iPad has some pretty powerful masking tools as illustrated in this RUclips video and could pretty much handle any case of foreground. ruclips.net/video/h8MioLqPZBY/видео.html
@@schretter1 Thanks mate. Its somethign that Im not sure my thinking it right. I always try to do things with the free apps. There are of course, better ways to do it, but they are not free. Perhaps I need to change my thinking on this. Appreciate the link mate, I had no idea Russell had a RUclips channel!