N-Photo: the Nikon magazine

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The multiplicity effect is a fun way to combine several different portraits into one. It’s a great one to try out with your own set of portraits, and the shooting technique is very simple. All you have to do is use a tripod to keep all the frames in alignment, then photograph your subject in different positions around the frame. Keep the camera settings and lighting

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