Marc Koegel - Phase One Frame Averaging - What, Why and How?

Marc Koegel - Phase One Frame Averaging - What, Why and How? - 2020



Frame Averaging is a feature offered by Phase One Cameras on their latest generation IQ4 series digital backs.

It works by combining a sequential series of images taken off the sensor and then combining them all into a single raw file.

Marc Koegel has been using Frame Averaging extensively, since it was introduced. last summer.

Automated Frame Averaging is set to reduce noise, strengthen dynamic range, and protect highlights, but for Marc it is predominately the fact that it creates the look of a long exposure (but without the need to use any ND filters).

Marc has tested frame averaging extensively, with exposure time equivalents of up to a full 1 hour. During this webinar, he will show many examples of frame averaging, talk about the creative potential opportunities and real-life applications.

Marc will also share his recommendations for creating a similar look using the multiple exposure feature found on many digital cameras. This will be particularly interesting for those who do not own the latest Phase One IQ4 generation digital backs.

Finally, Marc will show how to attempt and create a similar effect in Adobe Photoshop as well. These techniques can be used with any camera, even film

There will be time to answer you questions.

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