How can i make sequence pictures??

ya me too

i need help on that too. do you cut and photoshop together or do you transform the photos together

http://http://www.instructables.com/id/Create-an-action-sequence-with-a-series-of-picture/

photoshop is a program for graphic design.. not a method.. stop saying "photoshop it together, etc"

my camera has a stitch assist feature. It's a Canon sd800 elph. I don't really know how to use the stitch assist, but i think that's what it's for, sequence and panoramic shots. What I'm saying is your camera might ahve a similar thing taht lets you stitch sequences, if taht is any help.

Can't explain it myselfe, but here is a good tutorial :)
http://www.tutorialized.com/view/tutorial/Create-a-Magazine-Action-Sequence/13192

somebody else posted this in another thread






Do all your whitebalance and color corrections in a batch with either Adobe lightroom or Adobe Bridge. That will keep your colors the same across all the photos.   Then like they said, just layer and mask.  Its a pretty easy thing to do once you figure it out.

As far as actually shooting the photo set.  Try to keep your camera in one place if your shooting with a wide angle lens.  Wide angle lenses have a lot of distortion and its hard to get everything to line up right if you move your lens at all.  If you are shooting with a standard lens or something with little distortion, you can actually track your object and then patch them all together later.  I do that often when i'm shooting with my 70-200.

If your camera lets you adjust your frame rate, you may want to slow it down a little if the object is going slower. Otherwise you may fill up your buffer and not have a full sequence.  

I try to shoot sequences in Raw format so I have more data to work with, but if your camera has a smaller buffer, you may want to shoot Jpeg so you can get more frames.

 But you honestly only need around 5fps for most faster moving stuff.

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