Ok, so you can’t actually take real X-ray photographs with a regular camera, but this method seems to be very effective. It certainly gives the illusion of an x-ray, and that’s all you really need.
I haven’t tried this, but if someone has the time to take 200 photos and layer them in PS, then be my guest. And please share your results!
Photoshop Tutorial: X-Ray Imaging
[...] How to take (make) X-Ray images [...]
cool, thanks for pointing that out.
Hi, I am an Early Years Practitioner, after trial and fail, I have come up with the idea of physically drawing bone structures onto the inner side of laminating pouches using a permanent marker, representing an xray image, then, rather than processing through a laminator, use a domestic iron to seal a ‘frame’ around the image,( inclosed in a cardboard boarder, inserted within the pouch) . Have fun experimenting! Donnalouise x