Multi shot pictures.

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Behlau

Steel Member
How do you guys do them? Like the putting them together in the same picture part?
I remember Dylan saying something about like being able to do it in Photoshop by just clicking something.
 
ADNpro

ADNpro

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you overlay them and then blend them together..if thats what your talking about.
I could go into detail but I havent done that in forever and dont feel like opening photoshop.
so yea..wait for Dylan to respond lol.
 
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Dylan Kasson

Steel Member
The Reeves said:
you overlay them and then blend them together..if thats what your talking about.
I could go into detail but I havent done that in forever and dont feel like opening photoshop.
so yea..wait for Dylan to respond lol.
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no dont do that because it makes the picture wayyy darker
just make sure when you do the multishot the camera doesnt move at all like the slightest movement and the whole sequence is ruined
also make sure its on manual focus because your focus could automatically change in between shots and ruin the picture
also make sure its on manual mode so you have the same shutterspeed/ aperture for every single shot so you dont get pictures that are slightly darker than others
make sure you stand really far back because you cant overlap the person well at least i dont know how to do it
when you have all the pictures select any picture you want to start off with
with the lasso tool make a general selection around the person, enough to see a bit around them but not too much so its overlapping the next person in the shot
once it is selected hit layer via cut then paste it in the picture
line it up so it lines up with the surroundings perfect if you cant get it just right use the arrow keys on your keyboard because they go by every time you hit it its one pixel
you probobly wont understand this but once you get the hang of it its sooooo simple
 
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Tom6

Member
Yeah i do what Dylan Said, i think sequences are too time consuming as most of the results arent great anyway.
 
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Dylan Kasson

Steel Member
/TomWaterfall/ said:
Yeah i do what Dylan Said, i think sequences are too time consuming as most of the results arent great anyway.
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what? it takes about 1-6 seconds for most normal tricks to occur or less
if you learn to do it right which isnt hard at all they turn out really good
heres my most recent one

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johnmattes

Member
as long as the camera is in the same location during the shots you can do it simply by just cloning the sections of each where the action is taken place the first shot, since the background isnt changing.

edit, explaining better,

have both pictures open, or as many as you have
- use the cloning tool to clone the second frame's action to the first frames or just use the marquee selector or lasso tool to cut the action out and place it on the first frames, because you don't move the camera the background of the image is the same and will blend together fine, since the only thing that should be changing is the location of the action, i.e. person skating/riding etc
 
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