Dec 152008
I get asked this question every week so I have finally got round to making a tutorial video about it.
Photoshop Tutorial :: How to make a sequence from Dan Carr on Vimeo.
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You may find the auto-align images feature (Edit->Auto-align Layers) in CS3 and later useful, rather than keeping a bit of “context” in your image and manually aligning them. It works *amazingly* well!
Hugo,
Yes in some cases that does work but I find that in certain circumstances, especially when there is a snowy background that either contains very little contrast, or too many similar contrasting areas (snowy textures) it gets tripped up quite easily.
I guess that problem is probably limited to shooting skiing and snowboarding so for people shooting other sports that’s a suggestion worth trying.
Thanks so much for making this…incredibly useful!
This was super helpful always wanted to know how to do this finally searched and found this awesome video..perfect
Hey Dan,
Great tutorial – thanks so much for being generous with you ideas !
Your technique is pretty time consuming but MUCH quicker that the way i have been doing sequences up til now.Cheers – oh great site BTW