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15-Sep-2006, 10:30 PM #1
Solved: How did they do that
I just saw a picture of a water skier jumping on a ramp. There were several pictures of the same skier on the picture from the start of the jump to the end of the jump. It looked like frame by frame but on a single picture. Did the photographer have the camera in burst mode and stitch the pictures together?
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16-Sep-2006, 12:35 AM #2
Could easily be accomplished editing it. You'd just use the first frame as the backdrop and use the lasso tool to edit the rest of the images. Camera would have to be on a tripod. Any frames where he is in the water would be the toughest.
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17-Sep-2006, 08:04 AM #3
my Sony camera has a burst mode that takes 16 photo's in about 2 seconds and posts them on one image (tiny thumbnail size.)
I tried it just once to get shots of a hummingbird aproaching a feeder and was not satisfied with the results. I guess it would be useful to view a golf stroke or a pitchers swing, but not useful for wildlife if action moves in and out too fast.
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