Forst sequence attempt

[Krono]

My friend at the school basketball courts. I definitely need to go back with my tripod next time!
This was my first attempt at a sequence shot

http://www.benblenner.com/photos/photography/sequencefull.jpg

c&c welcome :)

[Mike]

Thats pretty good, how did you do it?

[Krono]

The post production is actually quite easy, ALOT easier and tidier if you have a tripod, but in this case i didn't have mine.

[Agrom]

What is a forst?

[Xoom]

Very cool, I haven't tried this technique before. The only CC I have is that I would have tried to find a ring with the light behind you as he kind of gets lost in the shadows a bit and the light around the backboard is a bit harsh. But please don't take this as anything more than a personal preference.

Great work.

Matt

[Kazphoto]

Ditto what Matt has said... Great fun shot!!

[Mike]

The post production is actually quite easy, ALOT easier and tidier if you have a tripod, but in this case i didn't have mine.

Yep so how?

[OldNick]

i have asked about half a dozen people how they do this i have never had a reasonable answer

[OldNick]

i just used an hdr merge and got a good result

[OldNick]

and once again this "easy" process remains a deep dark secret....

[vic]

It doesn't need to be a mystery ;)

http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/234/how-to-get-killer-sequence-photos-part-1/
http://www.digital-photo-secrets.com/tip/234/how-to-get-killer-sequence-photos-part-2/

No need to thank me, autograph signing will be conducted at the end of the year ;) :p

[OldNick]

Ha! Big BF on my part. I was thinking you had to very carefully select the subject. But unless the light changes dramatically during the sequence, of course it's a simple rectangle. There could be trouble if say a ski lift or other feature moved, I guess.

[vic]

Yar, it won't work with every type of shot, you do need a static background otherwise stitching may take you well into your 90's :p