How To Merge Multiple Photos Together To Give The Illusion Of Motion, All In One Frame
Hello, Everybody:
In this video I discuss how I was able to merge multiple photos together to give the illusion of motion, all in one frame. In this case I captured five frames in a row from a time-lapse of the movement of stars. This time lapse video came as a demonstration video on my Samsung Galaxy Tab S tablet, and I used an application to extract five photos in a row from near the end of the time lapse. I was able to create star trails.
I played the drum music in the background myself recently using a free application from the Android Google Play store called "Real Drum."
As I say in the video, I want to thank Tony and Chelsea Northrup for their idea of using Adobe Photoshop to merge multiple photos together. They presented this idea in a video they have about substitutes for using neutral density filters. The title of their video is "You (probably) DON'T Need Polarizing, UV, or ND Filters: Simulate them for FREE!"