Frame summing

[Álex Montoya]

Great info, guys. Thanks a lot. I will try Tessive's Time Shaper to see if it fits my needs.

 

[Rui Guerra]

I'll add to this that both of these methods can be achieved in post given a sequence of images and both of these frame processing methods can be used for rather creative effects. Practically speaking I find these methods most useful for timelapse recording. However, in post or in camera you can produce some rather fascinating results:

Hi Phill,
Can you share the technique used in this image?
Thanks.

 

[Russ Fill]

+1 on the explanation

 

[Cristian Vasilescu]

Hm how did you make this picture? My guess is with frame summing set to 16, exposure time 1/48. But then some items would be too bright (like the wall that will be exposed 16 times for 1/48) while others will be properly exposed.

 

[Rui Guerra]

Although not an everyday shoot, it would be very interesting to know how to make such images, even more if it would be possible to do it in camera.