Photography Section
Sequence photography captures a subject’s motion across a series of rapid-fire shots, often merged into a single image or presented as a storyboard to show movement. It uses high-speed, continuous shooting to document dynamic action, such as sports, in a way that blends, or sequences the frames
 Person runing, jumping, etc. in a straight line Parrell to the camera
Step 1:
  • Place camera on a tripod
    • Set camera to TV
      • Set to highest shutter speed and take a sample photo
        • Change shutter speed slower if it’s to dark
Change to continues mode Step 2:
  • Make sure your person as a lot of area to move in a parrell line to the camera
    •  Person should be moving from left to right or right to left from you
  • NOTE
    • Person should NOT be running toward or away from you!!!!!!
Step 3:
  • Take 8-10 seperate photographs of the person as they run/jump/etc
    • It is always better to take extra photos

Best of Burst Mode 

      

    

Photoshop Section
Step 1:
  • Go to File
    • Scripts
      • Load Files into Stack 
Step 2:
  • Click Browse
    • Select 5 photos you will use for the project
      • Check box:   Attempt to Automatically Align Source Images
        • Click OK

Step 3

  • Photoshop will stack all of your photos into one image
    • It will have 5 Layers
      • Each layer is one of the photos you took

Step 4:

  • Select the Crop tool
    • crop out the extra area
 
Step 5:
  • Click on the top layer image

Step 6

  • Pick the Quick Selection Tool
    • Select the entire person
      • Do NOT miss any area
        • Do NOT select area around person
Step 6b
  • If your person has a shadow you MUST select this also.
    • When you don’t include the shadow will look fake
Step 7
  • Click on the Mask(box at bottom of layers pallet)

Step 8
  • The 2nd person will now appear
    • Note: If they do not appear click Click CTRL and i

  Step 9
  • Click on the next layer image
    • Pick the Quick Selection Tool
      • Select the entire person
        • Do NOT miss any area
          • Do NOT select area around person
 

Step 10

  • Click on the Mask (box at bottom of layers pallet)
Step 11
  • The third person will appear
    • Note: If they do not appear click Click CTRL and i
 

Step 12

  • Click on the next layer image
    • Pick the Quick Selection Tool
      • Select the entire person
        • Do NOT miss any area
          • Do NOT select area around person

 

Step 13

  • Click on the Mask (box at bottom of layers pallet)
    • The fourth person will appear
      • Note: If they do not appear click Click CTRL and 
  Step 14
  • Repeat the above steps until you have 5 people. 
    • If you would like to do more than 5 keep following the above steps.
  • Flatten Image
    • Edit in ACR (camera raw)

Extra for Transparent Option:  Not required but an option

Step 15
  • We are now going to make some of the people look transparent
    • You can make all of them a different opacity levels or just a couple.  It is up to you

Step 16

  • Click on the layer that you want to make the most transparent
  • Lower the opacity until it looks best to you

  

Step 17

  • Click on the next layer that you want to make the less transparent
  • Lower the opacity until it is more solid than the previous image

Step 18

  • Continue lower the opacity on the 3rd and 4th person
  • Leave the 5th person solid.
 
Step 19
  • Flatten image when finished
  • Edit in ACR (camera raw)
  • Add Logo
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What NOT to do