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]]> http://eirikso.com/2006/01/03/high-resolution-index-print-of-2005/comment-page-1/#comment-1419 www.eirikso.com » Blog Archive » The video of the seasons in Norway Tue, 03 Jan 2006 14:15:26 +0000 http://www.eirikso.com/?p=258#comment-1419 [...] Update: I have now uploaded a high resolution version of the index print as well: High resolution index print of 2005 44 pictures taken out of our window at random times of the day and at random intervals through the year. When taking the pictures I have placed the camera up in the corner of our living room window at a place where it gets nearly the same framing for each picture. Because it’s only nearly I aligned all of them in Photoshop. Then I put them on the timeline in Sony Vegas Video. I strethced them to 5 seconds each and added a simple dissolve between all the pictures. To align them in Photoshop you start with picture number one, put the next one on a layer above and makes it 50% transparent. Then you find a place in the picture that is as solid as possible and align the two pictures until you don’t have any “ghost image” around the solid parts. [...] [...] Update: I have now uploaded a high resolution version of the index print as well: High resolution index print of 2005 44 pictures taken out of our window at random times of the day and at random intervals through the year. When taking the pictures I have placed the camera up in the corner of our living room window at a place where it gets nearly the same framing for each picture. Because it’s only nearly I aligned all of them in Photoshop. Then I put them on the timeline in Sony Vegas Video. I strethced them to 5 seconds each and added a simple dissolve between all the pictures. To align them in Photoshop you start with picture number one, put the next one on a layer above and makes it 50% transparent. Then you find a place in the picture that is as solid as possible and align the two pictures until you don’t have any “ghost image” around the solid parts. [...]

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