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pRETTyLight5
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i have a nikon d70.. how do you shoot a sequence?

Jan 12 2008 12:34AM
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jason...
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oh god, u have a d70 and dont know how to shoot sequences? well i dont own that camera but im guessing its either a setting called burst usually or u just hold down the shutter button and it will automatically shoot in burst mode, and to put them together you need a photoshop program
Jan 12 2008 12:38AM
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Microcosm
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bingo

find the burst mode, hold the shutter down, and pan with the action.
Jan 12 2008 12:40AM
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CraigAK
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is there any way to do this with a video clip, if the video camera was filmed from a camera that was not moved? i would think there would be a way and i want to, but i have no idea how to.
Jan 12 2008 1:22AM
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lunchmeat
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you can make a crappy one with wmm and paint
Jan 12 2008 3:02AM
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ChronicLines
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It's going to look like garbage if you take stills from a video.  But if you have a camera use burst shot and then Photoshop dat ho.
Jan 12 2008 3:12AM
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pRETTyLight5
Posts: 500 - Karma: 85
its my dads camera.. i showed him the camp of champions poster in freeskier and he couldnt figure out how to shoot it..
Jan 12 2008 1:38PM
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skiEER
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just get a couple people with the same outfit doing the same trick training a jump
Jan 12 2008 1:45PM
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Pippin
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1. get a tripod
2. set up your camera in burst mode and all the other setting for the appropriate lighting
3. hold down shutter button for sequence
4. In photoshop layer the skier cutouts of the skier against the background using some overley blend mode
you should be set
Jan 12 2008 1:51PM
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TWoods
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the d70 shoots at 2.5 frames a second. you can do rails but not jumps.
Jan 12 2008 2:02PM
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VTtreeskier
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Is there a stock application on Macs that i could use for sequences or something i can download?

Jan 12 2008 2:14PM
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ch@se
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http://www.instructables.com/id/Create-an-action-sequence-with-a-series-of-picture/

That may help..
Jan 12 2008 2:16PM
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TWoods
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I should clarify.... spins on to rails might be cool, but mostly, 2.5 is too slow to make good sequences. Jumps won't look good because it's not fast enough to capture enough action to make an interesting sequence. you need somewhere around 5 fps to make a really god looking jump sequence.
Jan 12 2008 2:45PM
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EL_FINRE
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uh derrrr
Jan 12 2008 2:49PM
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4ReeL_
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get a cannon d40 it shoots 6.5fps when shooting a sequence you must shoot the take off all they way to the landing.....the actual sequence editing is a very long process also very tedious.
Jan 12 2008 3:11PM
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pRETTyLight5
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thanks that helped
Jan 12 2008 3:30PM
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LC.
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Get CS3. Auto Align is fucking awesome.
Jan 12 2008 7:17PM
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stingfire
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you mean the 40D.  the d40 is a Nikon which is even shittier than the d70
Jan 12 2008 8:43PM
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