Digital BW, The Print

The high end digital capture devices (ie film backs) actually have  
greater latitude. Some advertise 12 stops.
Multiple exposures work well for non moving subjects but with moving  
subjects - definitely expose for the highlights.

Larry Botch has a good multiexposure tutorial on his site. I tried  
looking for it - when I find it I will send you the link.

On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 11:27  AM, darrelleifert wrote:

> Aha -- that would solve the "narrow dynamic range" problem I've been
> mulling over in trying to decide whether to switch to digital.  I
> was actually thinking in terms of multiple exposures and photoshop
> layers, so the name of that plugin would be very useful.  Again,
> thanks to all for the helpful ideas.
>
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Tom Baker
> <tbaker1328@s...> wrote:
>> There is a plugin available (maybe someone can provide the name)
> that allows you to take multiple "exposures" from a digital camera
> and layer them together to get the best highlight/shadow from each
> exposure.  This can be done from scanned film images as well, just
> using PS tools, but it is a lot of work.  The results I saw from
> using the multiple digital exposures was quite impressive.
>>
>> TB
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