Looks cool. o:

*Calls the Ghostbusters* Emo Ghosts? In MY school?! >.>

what I thought was really cool was the fact this was all done with a digital camera no after effects or anything was added

its not kool; until you manage to do that with a 35mm camera and have it look like they're walking towards the camera and otehr variosu directions. =D but good job.

hey I'm new at this, lay off :p

=P just joking, but i might add that it is SOOOOOOOO much harder tyo get the right efeects with 35mm film

Not really... There's two ways to do it, digi OR film:

Double Exposure-
Fist, you'll need a camera that supports multiple exposures. Set the camera on a tripod and use a remote trigger to take the pictures - btw, use Manual Focus.
Using a setting that would give two under-exposed images, take the first shot with the subject in place, then a second without. If the camera didn't move you should have a crisp ghost-like shot.

Long Exposure-
Set the aperature to something super-insane, like f20 or something. Take the picture with the subject in place for 30 seconds or so, maybe with a diffused flash from behind the camera to help. Then get the subject out of the frame and let the picture finish for another 5 or 10 seconds.

No matter how you do it, it's a challenge... but not that tough once you get the tricks down, fortunately.

*faves* this is awesome

how did you do it?

well I stabbed Nate in the chest a few times, let him bleed for an hour then when his ghost came back I told him there was candy on the other side of the glass

Wait...if he's a ghost and gets to the candy...he won't be able to eat it since he doesn't have a stomach anymore! THEN he'll really go emo...>>

xDDDD

fine be that way lol

ok honestly. Its a trick with shutter speed, you set the speed down so the thing stays open as long as possible. You get someone to stand normally then take the picture the shutter will open then the person your photographing moves out of frame before the shutter closes again. You get a 'ghost' effect

oooooo

i wouldnt be able to do that with my digital..my dads old old old 35mm yess

If you can get your camera on a level surface and manually set exposure time, you SHOULD be able to do it anyway.

What you got? Maybe there's a way.

hmm...i could take a look at it, but i kind of doubt. my digital is fairly simple...gets the job done though

its a..*thinks* nikion coolpix 4600

Yeah - looks like it wouldn't happen on that one... At least, not the LONG exposure way. You'd have to take 2 pics and merge then on the computer later.

Might get a good image that way, though

Nice work - shades of the Viet Nam war memorial painting.

f*cking freaky! Cool tho.