Create multiple exposure composites with Photoshop and Lightroom

“Cloud-stacking” is a creative long exposure technique that combines interval timer capture with layer blending in Photoshop to create amazing composite images that illustrate the passing of time. Unlike traditional long-exposure photographs, you don’t need any filters or special accessories to produce a cloud-stack, just your camera, tripod, and an intervalometer. In this video tutorial, I will clearly demonstrate the techniques for capturing and processing cloud-stack images using Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. In addition to the video itself, you’ll also receive a printable PDF of the presentation notes to help you follow along with the tutorial.
Download The Art of Cloud Stacking
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Please note, this product is delivered as a ZIP archive that has both the notes and video files in it. To download this product to an iPad or tablet, you’ll need a ZIP utility such as iZip for iOS.
Product Information
- Video: The Art of Cloud Stacking (approximately 58 minutes runtime, Quicktime .MOV format)
- Presentation Notes (color, user-printable in Adobe PDF format)
System Requirements
- QuickTime Player (or compatible software such as VLC player)
- ZIP Archive utility (to extract the video and PDF documents)
- Adobe Reader (or compatible software) to view and print the companion notes package
Other Tutorials from Jason Odell
- Learn more about creative long exposure photography with my comprehensive artistic and technical guide, Stretching Time.
- Layers of Creativity (Photoshop Layers Tutorial)
- Guides to the Nik Collection Plug-ins
- Photoshop & Lightroom Guides