How to use a camera to take double stacked photos

Multi-** is the same negative that is done two or more times**.

Film cameras are not required to roll repeatedly**. Digital cameras.

You need to have this function, set the number of times after turning it on, and then you can do it many times on one page. Mobile phones can be **APP software with this function (in order to avoid suspicion of specific software, you can search for it yourself, and some mobile phone native software has this function).

There are also some skills to master in multi-shooting. For example, use a diffuse light to properly darken the background, so that you can get a background similar to the subject, and there are methods such as blocking part of the lens.

Post-compositing, using PS software to overlay multiple ** on the same canvas, by modifying layer transparency or utilizing masks.

There is a direct generation of this scene!

Observe more and learn from each other's strengths; More ideas, full of imagination; Practice more, diligence can make up for clumsiness. Go for it.

Here's how to fold paper for the camera1. Make a cube with a length, width, and height of 5cm.

2. Choose one side arbitrarily and chisel a small hole with a diameter in the center.

3. Cut out a rectangular cavity with a length and width of 2cm on the opposite side of the hole.

4. As a place for the film, and place a paper clip in order to fix the film.

5. Cut a piece of paper A with a length of 5cm and a width of 7cm and a piece of paper B with a length of 5cm and a width of 5cm as shown in the figure. Wherein the top and bottom of the paper B are intercepted by 1cm respectively, as shown in the figure, the paper B can be divided into 3 parts.

6. Fix the paper piece A with iron wire on one side of the small hole in the cube.

7. Make the paper A as the shutter can rotate with the wire as the axis.

8. Fold the A and B parts of the paper B, and make the C part facing the rectangular hollow.

9. A and C are pasted on the top and bottom surfaces of the cavity respectively.

10. Insert the film on both sides and it can be completed.

11. Finished drawings (respectively on the front and back, here the film is replaced by a piece of paper, just for a schematic role).

12. Operation method: When shooting, pull the small handle of paper A back and forth once, and the small hole will be exposed and then covered. According to the principle of small hole imaging, the image is printed on film. Attached is a shooting rendering.

Prepare a square piece of paper.

Fold the front of the square in half and open the paper.

Fold the square in half to the right and open the paper.

Fold the four corners of the quad towards the center.

Fold the corners of the left and right sides of the quadrilateral back with dotted lines.

Fold the top and bottom ends inward according to the dotted line.

Continue to fold the other ends inward by dotted lines.

Open the upper and lower ends on the left.

Reverse the back and open the two corners.

Reverse it back to the front and fold the two corners that have been opened up and down in half. Finish.

1. A simple paper camera is made using the principle of small hole imaging. The principle of convex lenses is similar.

2. The method is to make a small hole in a square carton, and if you have a convex lens, you can first measure the point of 2 times the focal length of the convex lens (the easiest way is to find the freshest distance of the convex lens into a real image on the wall) and then place the film at this distance, and wrap it in a carton outside.

3. Use two scroll negatives on the top of the carton. In front, just use a rubber band to make a light shield for shuttering.

Fold. Clothes will not? Handful.

It's good to untie the two nursery rhyme corners of the opposite of the clothes!

Use a square piece of paper for clothes, 1: Fold the four corners of it inwards to become half the original size.

2: Fold the four corners inwards as well.

3: (Same method as 2).

4: Divide the small squares on the four corners in reverse. Clothes are OK!

The rural guy taught you to fold the camera with paper, the steps turned out to be so simple, did you learn it?

The steps are the same as folding clothes.

1.First we prepare a square piece of paper and fold it with a center point so that we can fold it later. Then fold the square base in half along the opposite edge, and a cross crease appears.

2.Next, we fold the four corners of the square paper to the center, turn the origami to the back, and fold the four corners towards the center.

3.Then we take the folded one as a square, fold the corners to the center again, and fold the creases out again.

4.Then we open the origami and fold it, fold only a set of diagonal corners, put our hand into the diagonal gap and pull it apart to fold out the square.

5.Then turn the origami paper to the back, and then fold the two sides to the center, and the three-dimensional empty corners appear to bring the two corners together, and the tips are bent and stuck together.

6.Finally, you can attach your favorite pattern to the camera, and the camera origami is complete.

The camera stacking method is as follows:

1.Start with the back of the paper facing up. Rotate the paper 45 degrees.

Fold horizontally in half, then. Fold it in half vertically, then. Complete the "Four Corners Fold" on the paper.

Turn the origami camera model over. Rotate the origami camera model 45 degrees. This completes the "four corners folded in half".

2.The third "four-cornered fold" is completed. Turn the origami camera model over the gears.

Rotate the origami camera model 45 degrees. There are four pockets: upper, left, right, and lower pockets.

Open the bottom pocket with two mountain folds and four flat folds. Start opening the bottom pocket. Go ahead and open the pocket at the bottom.

3.The opening of the bottom pocket is done by completing two mountain folds and four flat folds. Open the top pocket.

Raise the left and right wings. Pull the wings in the direction of the arrow. Follow the direction of the arrows and start pulling the left and right wings.

Continue to pull the left and right wings in the direction of the arrow. Rotate the origami camera model 90 degrees. Press both areas with your finger to make the area pop out.

Rotate the origami camera model back 90 degrees. Complete six mountain folds on the existing crease line. Turn the origami camera model over.

Here the row is completed to dig the vertical valley fold.

4.Rotate the Oirigami camera model 90 degrees. Here the valley and the mountain are completed.

Rotate the origami camera model 90 degrees. Rotate the origami camera model 90 degrees to scatter the acres. Press the two arrow dots to take a photo.

You should be able to hear a click.

The method of stacking the camera shirt is as follows:

1. First of all, fold the square white paper in half.

2. Then fold the four corners in half to the middle crease.

3. Then open it and continue to fold it in half.

4. Repeat the operation of "fold in half, fold the four corners" three times to obtain the shape shown in the figure below.

5. Open it from the crease, and then open and fold the opposite two corners from the middle, as shown in the figure below.

6. Then turn the remaining two corners outward, as shown in the image below, to look like the shape of a pair of pants.

7. After that, put the two corners together and overlap them together, so that the camera is folded, hold the head and tail with two celery hands, and the big finger is in the middle, you can take pictures, go and play happily with your friends.

Origami can exercise a person's comprehensive coordination skills, including hands, eyes, and brain. For example, learning origami requires looking at the folding process with your eyes, and thinking and remembering the process while looking. When folding, you have to do it yourself, and when you encounter problems in the process, you have to think carefully about how others folded it just now.

In this way, you can use your brain and activate your thinking, so as to achieve the comprehensive coordination of the trinity of hands, eyes and brain. Origami also enhances the feelings between students, deepens mutual understanding, and allows people to live in harmony and harmony.

Origami is a group activity because you need to learn from others, and in the process of learning, everyone exchanges experiences and experiences, and the relationship will naturally deepen. You can also send some paper art works to others, which not only sharpens your skills, but also strengthens your friendship, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone.