I’d recommend testing out quite a few alternatives, not using too many images and basically just having a bit of fun exploring the opportunities it offers, to produce creative (sometimes quite random) images. Alternatively, you could use the easy-to-use layout for several photos in the split screen frame options (vertical, diagonal, horizontal etc). There is scope for some editing – though limited mostly to framing and lighting effects. It could be applied to develop abstract, surreal, playful, moody or atmospheric images quite successfully. You can take two of more photos and layer them up instantly or, use the App to draw on existing photos you have on file/ on the cloud to provide a variety of images. The Photosplit App was very intuitive, no instructions needed and offered quick and instant results. I took several leaf shots on my iphone, with a view to layering up some images later on my ipad with further editing on my computer (iMac) software.
Some cameras have this built in as an option, but mine doesn’t. If you are interested in producing creative images through multi-exposure or layering of 2 or more photos, then try out the cheap and easy to use, Photosplit App, available via the Apple Store at 99p.
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