A photography technique in which the photographer simultaneously captures the subject using photographic equipment installed in multiple selected locations.

Abstract

It is not easy for the subject to understand the photographer's intentions. It is rare for the intentions of both parties to coincide. In photography, communication between the photographer and the model determines the outcome of the photograph. Taking this randomness for granted, we take simultaneous photographs using multiple cameras. Publication is subject to the approval of the portrait rights holder and to the assumption that no legal violations will occur. [Solution] To avoid any strange feeling on the part of the viewer of the photograph, the camera is installed and hidden inside an object that does not look out of place in the background. By using multiple cameras to take photographs from multiple angles and positions, it is possible to discover and record unexpected aspects of the subject's appearance. This method can also be used to record changes in the view of a building over time, or to check the condition of a building under construction at each photographed time.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The camera is hidden in a container in a studio or outdoors that will not arouse suspicion in the viewer of the photograph, and multiple cameras are used to take photographs simultaneously. [Background technology]

[0002] A centralized shutter activation device that allows each camera to be operated simultaneously. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] Nothing in particular [Non-patent literature]

[0004] Nothing in particular Summary of the Invention Problem to be solved by the invention

[0005] Discovering unintended effects in photography and the power of the subject.

[0006] If the photograph is an attempt to discover an effect by chance and the subject is a person or their property, the photographer must obtain the permission of the person or the owner or copyright holder before publishing or publishing the photograph.

[0007] Unexpectedness in photography. Diversification of options for presentation. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0008] Natural furnishings are placed in a plurality of positions in front of and behind, above and below, left and right, and diagonally to the subject to be photographed as a background, and a photographing device is built in and hidden inside, and a photographer takes a plurality of photographs through a simultaneous activation device. [Example]

[0009] Photographing people, animals, and architecture. [Industrial Applicability]

[0010] By taking pictures from multiple angles simultaneously, it is possible to bring out the unexpectedness of people and animals, and by taking pictures of a building from each angle at different times, it is possible to record changes in the view.It can also be used to check the progress of construction work.

Claims

[Claim 1] In photography, a method of concealing a camera in an object that does not arouse suspicion among viewers of the photographs and does not look unnatural when placed in the background of the subject, and simultaneously photographing the subject from the front, diagonally in front, left and right, above and below.