How do i make photo's like this

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THURSTY

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Tripod, DSLR, 3+ frames per second continuous shooting, photoshop.

You open them all in the same photoshop document and layer them over each other.

I know you can do it from taking film stills too, but the resolution won't be as good (unless you have a nice camera) and I don't know how to do that.
 
you don't NEED a dslr or a tripod, its just nice to have. you just need something with an acceptable burst rate
 
im pretty sure that photo was made with screenshots from a video. tripod is for sure huge though
 
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Or get your skier to do the EXACT same trick several times.

The most important thing is that it's on fully manual and the exposure is the same for every picture.

 
I know, you could do it with a point and shoot too, but the main point is a camera with a fast enough burst rate. Tripods help a hell of a lot too, because then you don't have to match up frames.

And video stills would definitely work--I know people do sequences like that, but I don't own a camera capable of taking video so I haven't figured that one out yet haha.
 
Iv made a sequence without a tripod, but it was not the best. You could tell if you looked closely when the camera was moved slightly between frames.
 
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