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momentmike
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Does anybody know how to take the kind of sequence picture that is on the sign-in page of NS?
Mar 27 2007 12:51AM
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garrett.
Posts: 9304 - Karma: 3,670
high shutter speed i think, but i know nothing of cameras so dont take it literaly unless someone confirms it
Mar 27 2007 1:03AM
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SHastatahoe
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That is a sequence that my buddy made of me skateboarding. It's just photoshopping a sequence shot. You need to know how to use a camera and photoshop. learn those, then ask specifics.
Mar 27 2007 1:04AM
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titsLOL
Posts: 7485 - Karma: 396
well with the proper camera you just hold down the button and it takes a bunch of pictures real fast and you put them on top of eachother in photoshop. pretty sure that's the general idea of how it works, dont know anything more about it.
Mar 27 2007 1:21AM
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BigRayRay
Posts: 34 - Karma: 25
you hafta have a nice camera that has a high shutter speed. then you point, hold down the button, and later use photoshop to combine the photos you have taken into one,it takes a little getting used to.
Mar 27 2007 1:28AM
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mammothpunks
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shutter speed has nothing to do with it, although you need a pretty fast one just to freeze the action. you need a camera that will shoot a certain number of frames a second. im guessing the one on the front page is around 8 FPS
Mar 27 2007 1:37AM
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Tbrody
Posts: 1597 - Karma: 685
I just did these today:

Get a camera that does sequence and take a couple

Photoshop the second, third... photos into the pic


Mine sucks cause i did it in 10 mins but they are ok

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Mar 27 2007 1:42AM
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