In Motion

[slammer]

I like this shot, can you explain how you did this?

[Toe Knee"F"]

I like this shot, can you explain how you did this?

Slammer,
With the camera in continuous shoot mode, I simply followed her through the jump, then using Photoshop 7, I used the magnetic lasso tool, and traced around her body. After the body was outlined(in each shot), I made a layer out of it and pasted them to the first shot, carefully lining up key features, such as the bar, and background.
I hope this answered your question...if not, let me know, perhaps I'll do a step, by step tutorial.
Tony

[QuaziPhoto]

Slammer,
With the camera in continuous shoot mode, I simply followed her through the jump, then using Photoshop 7, I used the magnetic lasso tool, and traced around her body. After the body was outlined(in each shot), I made a layer out of it and pasted them to the first shot, carefully lining up key features, such as the bar, and background.
I hope this answered your question...if not, let me know, perhaps I'll do a step, by step tutorial.
Tony

You always promise tutorials! Jus kidding!

[Toe Knee"F"]

Alright alright!....Me starts on one tonight!....that's May 15,2007 !

[WardPhotography]

Awesome work! I am very new to not only DSLR's and photography but also to photoshop. I have an older version that didn't come with a manual so little tips and suggestions like this really help! Thanks

[Fibonacci]

This is great work, Tony. I often tell people shooting panos that there needs to be something going on in each section of the panorama. I know your intent was not to make a traditional panorama, but I think you have proved my point. This is a fun photo to look at.