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07/11/2010 10:13:04 PM · #1 |
Okay, back from my old'n days of wakeboarding, I was always fascinated with how photographers would do sequences like this...
//www.marcoschmidt.net/wordpress/wp-content/gallery/wakeboard/sequence.jpg
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//www.mastercraft.com/teamtalk/attachment.php?attachmentid=11859&stc=1&d=1153328012
Fast forward 10 years later, and I'm in photography and now know how to do that... So I got to thinking, what other things could the creative minds here at DPC come up with for Sequences... Come to find out, its real popular in motorcross, skateboarding, bicycling, and snowboarding... but... you could use this technique for so many different things...
Motorcross example here
Google results
So... I have seen all sorts of sequences. There is even one on 1x with a bird diving in the water. Get creative with it!
CHALLENGE: Sequence
Details: Capture an action sequence by layering multiple frames
Advanced editing, but with the extra rule that multiple frames of a scene may be used (because the subject is moving). Not sure if this would be necessary, but I think it would be legal.
Thoughts?
*Edited to fix link
Message edited by author 2013-04-07 10:09:47. |
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07/11/2010 10:15:48 PM · #2 |
That would be beyond so many of us -- but I like the sequence idea quite a bit.
What about a triptych sequence challenge?
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07/11/2010 10:24:33 PM · #3 |
Would be cool to do it with a single frame, using a manual shutter.
I've been experimenting recently using a slit cut in a board. Multiple slits should work well. |
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07/11/2010 11:00:27 PM · #4 |
It would be over my head but I would love to see the images of those that could pull it off.
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07/11/2010 11:14:10 PM · #5 |
Been done already, so that would be a II challenge. Time lapse challenge
Such a thing was beyond my skills the first time, I would love for this to come up agaon.
Originally posted by vawendy:
That would be beyond so many of us -- but I like the sequence idea quite a bit.
What about a triptych sequence challenge? |
My first shoehorn entry and my only DQ was for entering a triptych in the time lapse challenge
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07/12/2010 02:09:44 AM · #6 |
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07/12/2010 11:40:20 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by Yo_Spiff:
Been done already, so that would be a II challenge. Time lapse challenge
Such a thing was beyond my skills the first time, I would love for this to come up agaon.
Originally posted by vawendy:
That would be beyond so many of us -- but I like the sequence idea quite a bit.
What about a triptych sequence challenge? |
My first shoehorn entry and my only DQ was for entering a triptych in the time lapse challenge
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Okay, well... Time Lapse II will do...LOL... I would love to see some of the really unique ideas from the brilliant minds on this site... |
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07/12/2010 11:59:34 PM · #8 |
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04/07/2013 10:10:56 AM · #9 |
| Bumping this three year old thread because I still think it's a cool challenge idea and for many a chance to learn a new technique. |
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04/07/2013 10:48:24 AM · #10 |
I'm in!
To address an earlier post. This is extremely easy to pull off in post. Capturing a compelling sequence is far more challenging. |
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04/07/2013 11:16:01 AM · #11 |
I don't think "sequence" is exactly the same as "time-lapse" ...  |
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04/07/2013 11:21:50 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by GeneralE:
I don't think "sequence" is exactly the same as "time-lapse" ... |
Agreed. I think they are two separate and awesome suggestions that can be done at different times. |
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04/07/2013 12:51:42 PM · #13 |
I suppose this is a sequence with a single exposure:
Or is it time-lapse???
Message edited by author 2013-04-07 12:52:11. |
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04/07/2013 09:38:48 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by Paul:
I suppose this is a sequence with a single exposure:
Or is it time-lapse??? |
That's most likely a double exposure, or actually a triple exposure. This is achieved by using like a 30 second shutter speed, with all the lights off in the room and a black background. Then in the pitch black room, you pop the flash for each exposure. Upon edit, just read photog's notes... Yeap... time lapse I suppose, from a single exposure...
Upon edit* Apparently there was a ruleset specifically for "Time Lapse" that would work for a sequence. LINKY
An action sequence requires multiple frames be combined in photoshop. To do a sequence, you have to put the camera on a tripod, first, take a shot of the empty background, then hold down the shutter on burst mode as the subject in action passes by. Then in photoshop, choose the background image, and then layer the frames of the subject in action on top of the background. According to the "TIME LAPSE" advanced editing rules, as long as the subject isn't pasted on to a different background, it's legit...I did one awhile back, here was my shot
Please bring this ruleset back :)
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04/07/2013 10:09:32 PM · #15 |
Here's examples of my limited experience with Sequencing---
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on the dive sequence, if you look closely at the final shot, the fish got away! |
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