Four Brothers Photograph???

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Originally Posted by mark

Just photo shop it :whistling::laugh:

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Refer to post #7, where I stated not to bring up the D crap.:p

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Originally Posted by Rick A

Refer to post #7, where I stated not to bring up the D crap.:p

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I agree... I do both, and doing it analog is so much more fulfilling, and I don't care what Epson or Apple say, for a one on one print to view digital doesn't cut it. For publishing via dot dithers, and screens sure, but not for continuous tone prints.
*** don't start talking about grain now***:pinch:

I think it was five brothers right? :laugh:

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Originally Posted by vpwphoto

This is pretty fun. Actually isn't it 5 brothers?

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Originally Posted by swangga

I think it was five brothers right? :laugh:

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Well, it's written from the perspective of one person. Each image appears to have four identical brothers.

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Originally Posted by Sirius Glass

Would someone draw a picture of how the mirrors are set up?

Steve

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Please post a drawing of the setup, I still cannot figure out how it was done!

Actually, I believe it was done simply with two mirrors set up at 90 degrees, and shot from behind the only real person (whose back is toward the viewer) into the seam of the two mirrors (a 45 degree angle to the mirrors). I recently bought a mirrored corner cupboard to display crystal in and the effect is the same.

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Originally Posted by Sirius Glass

Please post a drawing of the setup, I still cannot figure out how it was done!

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Take two mirrors like:
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and open them up slowly while looking in to them at some point your will see four images of your self. And a camera behind will see the five.

Thanks, trexx!

Steve