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Yeezus
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ok i know everyone by now on ns hates when people need help with photoshop and things like that. i dont have photoshop, i tried to download it and it wont work for me idk why. but i have these photos, and theyre not taken still, the camera was moving, and i was wondering if someone could photoshop them for me into a sequence, your help would greatly be appreciated and +K for whoever helps.

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i know this would be hard, but i really want this/need this!!!! thanks anyone who helps
May 26 2009 8:51PM
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Yeezus
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bump?anyone?
May 26 2009 9:07PM
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hartig
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not gonna lie, that would be a shitty sequence..
people would end up on top of everyone else, and there'd just be a whole general confusion of what was happening in the picture
May 26 2009 9:07PM
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Yeezus
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i understand that completely. but i would like just to have me in sequence, the ball in sequence, and the goalie, everyone eles could be in the same spot or like photoshopped out
May 26 2009 9:10PM
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josh.
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it wouldnt really work
May 26 2009 9:26PM
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KellyK
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no my freind, u really don't understand this, you can't use these for a sequence, it just won't work
May 26 2009 9:43PM
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Yeezus
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just look at these saucy photoshop skills

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see this is what i want but done a little bit better. it was my first time using p.s and i had to watch a tutorial
May 26 2009 10:18PM
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Justin.B
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theres 2 soccerballs
May 26 2009 10:22PM
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Yeezus
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i made it so the ball is flying through the air.
May 26 2009 10:23PM
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Justin.B
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oh ok i see now. for your first sequence its not bad, you get the basis of the sequence. I think its the camera too. like if it was bursting a little bit faster youd end up with better results
May 26 2009 10:25PM
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Yeezus
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my friends dad took the pictures. i told him to take the pics in rapid mode or w.e its called next time he takes pics
May 27 2009 3:28PM
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no_steeze
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sequences don't really work with a ton of subjects going in different directions and doing different things, if it was a sequence of just you doing that it'd be cool but this won't really work
May 27 2009 3:35PM
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Yeezus
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see how i did it up there. thats what i wanted it like but better quality if possible
May 27 2009 3:36PM
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SteezyOhio
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yea man, all it takes is the right equiptment, and a decent eye, also editing software

but mostly try to sequence 1 subject

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bad lighting on these but thats my input
May 27 2009 11:22PM
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Sklar
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http://http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30395585&id=1400033942

tight shot but missed the splash
Jun 3 2009 9:27PM
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.peter
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Buy a camera that can take sequences and you won't have to worry.
Jun 15 2009 11:50PM
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josh.
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well that was stupid.

you could have a 1d mark 3 and if you dont have a steady hand or a tripod there still going to come out like that.
Jun 16 2009 1:01AM
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blackoutbill
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I'm jacking this thread because I don't want to make a new one. This is my first sequence and I'd like some critiques.


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