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tequila
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You know those action shots where you get like 12 shots of a skier coming over a jump, all on the same picture (like in the arc of their jump) how do you make them? (and what are they called?)
Aug 22 2007 7:46PM
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troutbum
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they're called sequences. You can do them from videos, by taking every few frames. Otherwise, somebody else will know.
Aug 22 2007 7:47PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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use a program like photoshop and i feel dumb for forgetting the name...
Aug 22 2007 7:48PM
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396222687862
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Get a camera(photography) to shoot at high speeds, 3 frames per second or higher, 5 with a canon 30d. Get the pictures and piece them all together on photoshop, CS3 automatically does it and its wonderful.
Aug 22 2007 7:56PM
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396222687862
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oh and yeah, they are called sequences
Aug 22 2007 7:56PM
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toominator
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hes got it covered
Aug 22 2007 8:13PM
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killabees
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lollercaust, a bounch of people answerd basicly the same thing
Aug 22 2007 8:15PM
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OAK_TREE
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how do you get cs3 to do that. i don't have it yet but that sounds amazing.
Aug 22 2007 8:27PM
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toominator
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I think cs2 can do it too, but not nearly as well as cs3, there was a thread somewhere about stitching together sequences in cs3 showing the diff between cs 3 and 2, it looked seamless in 3. Pity that shits so expensive
Aug 22 2007 9:46PM
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Microcosm
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link? I just made one in cs2 of me jumping off a cliff, but I did it manually because I didn't feel like finding out the real and proper way of doing it. i think there was a thread on tgr but I wouldnt know what to search.
Aug 22 2007 9:55PM
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fourhundred
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but what happens if you move the camera a bit when you're taking the shots for the sequences.. it would mess up the shot
Aug 22 2007 9:55PM
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toominator
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Its in the photography cult

heres a tutorial on how to do it, not sure if its how you do it for a sequence, but it works for a panorama, so it seems like it would work for a sequence. similar concept relly lol
http://www.layersmagazine.com/making-perfect-panoramas-with-photomerge.html
Aug 22 2007 10:10PM
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BigJew
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It does mess up the shot, you're best using a tripod. If you do move the camera then you can get a rolling sequence but then the image get's an irregular shape.
Aug 22 2007 10:28PM
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tBatt
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you can do it with pretty much any camera, just some shittier ones will only take like a max of 3 or 5 frames, and their further apart. but with any average camera, try to find burst mode, ususally its a thing of like 3 rectangles overlaying eachother

you can make them in paint if you want, but you have to open a bunch of different windows, just cut out around the person and paste them all onto 1 pic, and line it up using shit in the background or try to match it with the color gradient
Aug 22 2007 10:32PM
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tequila
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cheers guys
Aug 23 2007 1:13AM
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frostfire
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its called a sequence what you do is take a video or photos (at frame rates) from the same spot and then get a beginning frame and past it all together every other frame or so, oh and use a tripod
i donno if that made alot of scence but ya
Aug 23 2007 1:17AM
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caucasian_chad
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those action shots are the shit
Aug 23 2007 1:19AM
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bobdole
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yup you guys got it right with the burst mode.. the Nikon D300 coming out this november can do 8 frames a second in burst...pretty sick...also 51 focus points..yup 51!! and colour tracking...just thought those into photography would like to know...

Also if you guys who are just learning or want to learn new things, go to www.dpchallenge.com and go to learn and find out sweet shit to do..
Aug 23 2007 7:54PM
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