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I am new (as in, "The grand kids bought me CS2, last week") to computer graphics, having always done my editing in the dark room, and since I got a digital camera, with my Photosmart 3210, all in one, or with the camera’s own software.
The picture I am trying to create is a sort of strobe effect.
Imagine the aperture held open, and the only illumination is a strobe light, so that you get a series of images of a moving object, layered, one on top of the other, the first frame being only the background, but because of the limited duration, and illumination, of each flash, the b/gnd is still visible through each individual image, only becoming denser where images overlap.
I am now trying to emulate that effect, in photoshop, from a series of movie frames, stripped from a DVD movie camera. I have got the frames scanned into the computer. I have cleaned them up, and I aint got a clue where to go from there.
In the dark room, it is easy, to do, patience, careful timing, mostly, but this is a whole other world, to me.
Can anyone assist?
Thank you.
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#162 BAAWA Knight.
The picture I am trying to create is a sort of strobe effect.
Imagine the aperture held open, and the only illumination is a strobe light, so that you get a series of images of a moving object, layered, one on top of the other, the first frame being only the background, but because of the limited duration, and illumination, of each flash, the b/gnd is still visible through each individual image, only becoming denser where images overlap.
I am now trying to emulate that effect, in photoshop, from a series of movie frames, stripped from a DVD movie camera. I have got the frames scanned into the computer. I have cleaned them up, and I aint got a clue where to go from there.
In the dark room, it is easy, to do, patience, careful timing, mostly, but this is a whole other world, to me.
Can anyone assist?
Thank you.
—
The spelling like any opinion stated here
is purely my own
#162 BAAWA Knight.
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