Techniques- Sequnces

Techniques

Sequnces

Definition- By definition, a sequence is a serial arrangement in which things follow in logical order or a recurrent pattern. Photo sequencing is actually stitching multiple images together and it is a form of time-lapse photography. A change in an object’s position over time is being displayed and it only works when the object moves across a static background.

Images bank






Contact sheet

Settings:

Manual Exposure 

Shutter speed: 1/80

F stop: 5.6

ISO: 200

How can I achieve a photo-sequence.

1.Tripod

2.Fast shutter speed

3.Manual camera settings (to fix the exposure)

4.Manual focus

5.No Camera shake (be careful when pressing the button).

6.Direct the shoot (composition/framing and where the moving elements will move from and to are
important.)

7.Photo-editing software

How to make a sequence
1. Select the images your going to use and open them on photoshop(making sure they don't touch
each other)
2.Select the second image using Select then all
3. Go to edit then copy
4. Go on to the background image then go to edit then paste
5. Then mask the image using the mask tool
6. Make the layer black by going on edit, fill and change it to black
7. Select a brush making sure it is 100% then paint in the person
8. Repeat the process 

Final image

       

         I think the image is a bit too bright, which has made it slightly out of focus. I also think that the gap between the first and second sequence is to big, but I couldn't use the image in-between as it was touch the second sequence. The sequences shouldn't be touching. If I use this technique again I'll do it twice to create a better final image. I'll also make sure the sets are correct accounting for the amount of light.