Episode 12 - Overlapping Images

In this episode I demonstrate one of the things I learned from taking action sequence photos of sports.

Watch a great video of Kilian Martin showing off his skateboarding talent: http://www.youtube.com/user/468695#p/f/0/pd3TlkitmAk

Use this video to improve your English: http://www.myprofe.com/wiki/index.php?title=Overlapping_Images

Here's the transcript: I really love taking action sequence pictures of sports. One thing I've discovered from doing this is that the distance between your images depends on the speed of your subject and the number of frames per second that you're shooting at.
The more slowly your subject is moving or the more frames per second you're able to take the more likely it is that you will get overlapping images. That's what happened to me when I took this sequence of eight pictures. If you don't like the overlapping and you want to eliminate it you have two options. The easiest thing to do is to delete every other picture. But starting with the first one or the second one? These two sets look totally different. The second option is to s-t-r-e-t-c-h the picture so that you can include all the images. It's more work but it just might be worth it.
See you in the next episode!

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• photography
• action sequence
• multiple shots
• skate
• skateboard
• photography class
• photography course
• english
• english course
• west park
• madrid
• moncloa
• parque del oeste
• sports
• deporte
• patinar

[rukirider]

NIce What about explain how to do this, it´s so difficult?.