Image Overlay: A Powerful Feature of OM System and Olympus Cameras

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• TH

  @ThomasEisl.Photography · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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• MA

  @MarcusBritish · 3 years ago

  I&apos;m absolutely amazed at your channel&apos;s growth. When I started watching your stuff about a year ago you had just under 500 subs, now you&apos;re approaching 12K! You must be very happy to have your work receive such levels of popularity given that you tend to be a more focused professional creator, compared to a lot of the other camera channels that produce very generalised and oft repeated material for amateurs. Seems that by targeting a niche audience with very detailed information you&apos;re attracting viewers that appreciate the more in-depth technical aspects and theories of photography that few other creators dare to explore. Wishing you continued growth and success. :trophy-yellow-smiling:

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• JU

  @jugstopper · 1 year ago

  I am late to watching this, but glad I did. I never considered using these functions because I imagined it was just making gimmicky double exposures. I had no idea you could do all of these things! Thanks, Thomas!

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• 2O

  @2o4II112II26o2 · 3 years ago

  Thank you , again, Thomas for a very informative and useful description of a feature that probably lots of us have not been aware of. I also thank you for the very good and clear and visible demonstration of the &apos;frame-averaging&apos; technique of reducing noise and improving pixel accuracy i.e. tonal ( and sharpness ) improvements, similar to the LiveND feature and method, before. I hope this small donation buys you a nice coffee and a sandwich! ( or a nice coffee and cake, depending on your preference ! ) &nbsp;David

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• JE

  @JeffreyMcPheeters · 3 years ago

  For all my years using these cameras in creative work, I am still learning new tricks, thanks to your channel. Well done! I often do multiple exposure in camera but I had yet to work all the features as you do so well. Thanks again, Thomas.

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• RI

  @RichardBO9 · 2 years ago

  I had NO idea this was possible. The new mark ii and in-camera GND filters will be amazing with this process. 🤯

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• SU

  @sujiphoto · 3 years ago

  That was very, very good! Easy to follow AND entertaining - you&apos;re a clever fellow Thomas!

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• JA

  @jabekajabeka3188 · 1 year ago

  Thank you Thomas for a great video. I recently got the OM-1 Mark ii having upgraded from the OM-D5 Mark ii. I&apos;ve always been interested in multiple exposures and your video has really helped me to get started.

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• JW

  @Jwitherow1964 · 2 years ago

  Wow so we can edit raw files in camera I learn something new every day about this little camera thanks for this video

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• SA

  @SandersonPhotoArt · 3 years ago

  Absolutely fabulous video. &nbsp;I had trouble understanding the theory behind overlay until watching this video. &nbsp;Bravo

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• CH

  @chrisbrown6432 · 1 year ago

  Thanks Thomas. This is the first time I have seen a video on image overlay with all the different ways it can be used. You did a thorough lesson on it and I found it easy to understand.

• OZ

  @ozzy10881 · 3 years ago

  Thanks again Thomas for an excellent video.

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