Sequence shot Stitched

[illuminati919]

Right here.

[photodoug]

stitched w/what app? PS? Autostitch? Layers?

[illuminati919]

Photoshop CS

[B://]

Right here.

WOW, nice sequence, nice ollie too, how do you do that on photoshop CS? by the way, can I ask you how do you get that color and that contrast in those type of pictures? what filters and accesories do you use? thanks, I love that kind of photography.
I love skateboarding :lust


Byron M.

[illuminati919]

WOW, nice sequence, nice ollie too, how do you do that on photoshop CS? by the way, can I ask you how do you get that color and that contrast in those type of pictures? what filters and accesories do you use? thanks, I love that kind of photography.
I love skateboarding :lust


Byron M.

Well I didnt use any type of filters or anything like that, just used the 2 oclock sun which sorta sucks but it came out alright. As far as stitching the photos togehter, you obviously shoot 8 or so continuous shots and the first one you leave alone. Then from all the other photos you just cut out the skater and match him on the first photo as good as possible, use the photo he was on before as reference. Use a tripod because it sucks when you move your hand, makes it difficult to match it with the original photo because then things come out unproportional and not in the right spot.

Maybe I should make a tutorial ? :scratch

Marko Knezevic

[mushy]

Well I didnt use any type of filters or anything like that, just used the 2 oclock sun which sorta sucks but it came out alright. As far as stitching the photos togehter, you obviously shoot 8 or so continuous shots and the first one you leave alone. Then from all the other photos you just cut out the skater and match him on the first photo as good as possible, use the photo he was on before as reference. Use a tripod because it sucks when you move your hand, makes it difficult to match it with the original photo because then things come out unproportional and not in the right spot.

Maybe I should make a tutorial ? :scratch

Marko Knezevic

Nice work mate, nice and clear and lots of movement, Ive done the same with wakeboarding (lots of messing as no tripod on a boat) and also for rock climbing which works quite well too.

[FrankieAng]

This is very nice, I had a friend try to explain to me how to do this. I hope to give it a try sometime soon. I hope mine comes out as nice as yours.

[ian408]

Pretty cool assembledge there!

Ian

[B://]

Well I didnt use any type of filters or anything like that, just used the 2 oclock sun which sorta sucks but it came out alright. As far as stitching the photos togehter, you obviously shoot 8 or so continuous shots and the first one you leave alone. Then from all the other photos you just cut out the skater and match him on the first photo as good as possible, use the photo he was on before as reference. Use a tripod because it sucks when you move your hand, makes it difficult to match it with the original photo because then things come out unproportional and not in the right spot.

Maybe I should make a tutorial ? :scratch

Marko Knezevic

Yes yes yes, you should do it :D

[WCW]

Nice sequence shot.

[justME]

YOU did a great job here!:clap

[MDalby]

Wow, I would love to do this with basketball!

Great Job!

[BCSPhotoguy]

Great work! I have two different series of backflips from FMX riders and tried many...many...many times to do this. Maybe didnt work due to no tripod, just never looked right when I was done.

..mind you, patience has never been my strong point!!:dunno

[Pete405]

I have been wondering what this is called... So this is "stitching" ?? is there a tutorial online on how to do this in photoshop or is there an easier program out there that can do this??? I am really wanting to do a few of these

[KED]

Well I didnt use any type of filters or anything like that, just used the 2 oclock sun which sorta sucks but it came out alright. As far as stitching the photos togehter, you obviously shoot 8 or so continuous shots and the first one you leave alone. Then from all the other photos you just cut out the skater and match him on the first photo as good as possible, use the photo he was on before as reference. Use a tripod because it sucks when you move your hand, makes it difficult to match it with the original photo because then things come out unproportional and not in the right spot.

Maybe I should make a tutorial ? :scratch

Marko KnezevicPlease yes with the tutorial -- there could be many fabulous adaptations of your technique for lots of sports shots. Seriously, bring it, please!!!

[Pete405]

+! on the tutorial...I would love to learn how to do this.... And the only way I can figure out Photoshop is if I have a step by step.