beanolo

thats horrible pres.

Presidente

dont make me ban you agian

beanolo

PWRMKR

I got bored and figured I would whore this thread as well. I did some realignment with PhotoChop.



I'm using Alchemy Mindworks' Graphic Workshop these days. It was recommended to me by the one, the only, seung.

Young_R

did you had to pay for the program? if so how much ?

rogerio1234

mine:



Actually it was more difficult I thought it would be. Next time use a tripod, spacecowboy.

Presidente

damn rogerio you actually spent time to make it work?

rogerio1234

At first, I tried to re-align the pics. Then I realized they were shot from slight different positions. This makes the job impossible!
Solution: I cut only the top from the pics and stitched them on Imageready.
Simple!!!

spacecowboy

Thanks rogerio1234! I was not really making an animated gif at first and I had to get my ass to the car back and forth to hit the switch while I take pics off the sidewalk. I think this is why the photos are inconsitent and in diff angles. Great job on choppin' them up next time I'll definitely use a tripod

rogerio1234

I thought you had someone to help with the camera or the top. Your pics are quite well aligned despite the conditions they were taken.

Technically speaking, to make a near perfect sequence you have to have a tripod mounted camera with settings in manual mode (or exposure locked) to end up having all pics with the same amount of light. Some cameras have a burst mode which can take several pics separated by a fraction of a second.
One last trick: When doing a sequence outdoors, the quicker you take all the pics the better. This way you have a "constant" background (clouds). And avoid wind too, so trees won't move.