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I am not sure if its possible but I did see a post of someone takign shots during the day.
The photo is of a guy jumping across a river I think..
was this done in photoshop or was it possible to do during the day??
Would like to try it out.. Not sure how to go about it..
An example image might help.
EV..
There is some here somewhere in one of the posts.. But can't seem to find it and not able to few photos here at work.. So will find it tonite and post..
thanks
are you talking about the shots that carly took of her friends jumping across creeks and stuff? if so, i don't think those were time lapse, but rather multiple exposures edited together...not positive though.
Yes thats it Nords..
thanks..
How is that done?? I am guessing Photoshop..
i'm pretty sure she did that in photoshop. the most important thing is that your camera is on a tripod and 100% stationary. take a bunch of exposures, then you just make the composite in photoshop. sort of similar to the transparent stuff we are doing in that other thread.
Thanks Nords.. I was thinking it was done that way.. Going to give it a try...
thanks
yep exactly that. except i don't have a tripod, but yeah a tripod would definitely make it easier!! actually pretty easy to do in photoshop :)Quote:
Originally Posted by nordberg
would be cool to see your (or anyone else's) spin on things.
haha, when i said 'spin on things', obviously i just meant 'different versions', but actually, someone spinning on things might be quite cool :)Quote:
Originally Posted by carly1979
anyone have a plaground with a roundabout anywhere near them? that would make a very cool multi-shot :D
I have done a ton of those. All you need is any kind of camera, a tripod, and a photo editor that has layers. I prefer photoshop for everything.
yeah, i remember seeing some of yours a while back (you about to attack yourself or something?!), they were very very cool :)
that must have been tough without a tripod...good job!
and what's all this talk about sitting and spinning...
http://img.epinions.com/images/opti/...resized200.jpg
I miss my sit 'n spin :(
i have no idea what that is?!
you sit on the bottom and grab the handle and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn and turn.....as fast as you can.
Those things were soooooooooo badass!
I have this one...three exposures combined in Photoshop:Quote:
Originally Posted by carly1979
http://www.pbase.com/toddsm66/image/28363042.jpg
Go cubbies!
Thats a good one... I am definetely doing it this week..
Nice job Todd, nice to see you posting more here ;)
how would you do that. Mask each layer around the object? You can't just make each layer transparent you would have to keep the object right?
I think it would be easy
I did this one a LONG time ago probably like 3 years now...sorry no really good recent ones.
http://static.flickr.com/37/104734009_34bc91471d.jpg
larger version: http://static.flickr.com/37/104734009_34bc91471d_b.jpg
haha that's a good one :D
I did one of my son jumping across some concret blocks. It was easy to do.
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Originally Posted by WannaBe_80z
That's a good one wannabe, i always wanted to do one like that, waiting for the good weather to take the camera and Tripod Out, perhaps this weekend
well...... where is it then??! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PCRIDE
http://www.fishandonions.com/randomFK/lapse.jpg
I didn't have a tripod so these aren't all that. Still, this game is fun :)
kewl :):thumbsup:
Great shots and good work!
Well done Matt!
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Originally Posted by carly1979
I will do another one and post back. I have a few Idears
So, gkbdave, where is that photo at? :)
Is there an easier way to to this other than cutting around each object and repasting while aligning the picture in photoshop?
I guess that would be the only way to do it?
That is the easiest way. But you only need to be precise around the objects if they are really close. If it is a big shot and the subjects aren' very close I do a shotty cut out job :)
Thats what I thought. I will try to make one this week. Maybe today!
yeah you can do a rough job if the people aren't close together- just lassoo and dump it in!!
the one i did in the balancing act thread had to be a little more precise.
it's also far easier if you have a tripod. i've not got a tripod so all mine are hand held which makes things a bit more tricky when trying to match up the different photos!!
I believe Aversion showed us a nice how to on how to do this in Photoshop a few weeks ago.
ummm, was that here?
I did forget the cover sheet to the TPS reports.
Thats it.