Burst mode

DavidTO

I shot a few holiday pictures of my cousin and her family yesterday. Oy, small children, rushing around a location I didn't really know...

But I stopped to have some fun with her son in burst mode, shot small JPEG on my 20D until I ran out of buffer.

Phyxius

hahaha:D , fun!

ivar

Looks like you had fun :ivar

how many shots are this?

DoctorIt

Fun. I see a new avatar in your future.

DavidTO

ivar wrote:

Looks like you had fun :ivar

how many shots are this?

I think it was 93.

saurora

Ha ha! I've learned the burst mode is most effective for capturing small children as they never hold still.........this proves that theory!!! I bet he loves this! :saurora

kres

Goes to show the AMAZING amount of energy inside a single small body.

{Imagine if you could power the house with one? }

kmh

This is great! What a fun kid. Makes me laugh...

tlee

Great! Thanks for the smile!

DavidTO

Thanks, all. He's a cutie.

I'm thinking about making it my desktop background, what do you think?

photogmomma

That's hilarious! I love it!!

Seefutlung

Looks like a mixture of dance and karate ... could be dangerous.

Nikolai

Nice movie clip , David!
The real question is: when do we see it in theaters, along with the rest of your work;-) ?

binghott

nice job, gave me a good laugh. what did you use to compile these into an animation. i use imageready for stuff like this. i'm going to start a thread with one of my animations like this. apparently i'm not the only one that thinks animation stuff like this is cool.

i love scrolling on the 20d's wheel, making animations like this on the camera.

DavidTO

binghott wrote:

nice job, gave me a good laugh. what did you use to compile these into an animation. i use imageready for stuff like this. i'm going to start a thread with one of my animations like this. apparently i'm not the only one that thinks animation stuff like this is cool.

i love scrolling on the 20d's wheel, making animations like this on the camera.

ImageReady. Import frames from folder.


Of course, that was only after I tried doing it a slow and very stupid way, and I thought...."there has to be a better way." And there was!

System

binghott wrote:

i love scrolling on the 20d's wheel, making animations like this on the camera.

I am so glad i am not the only one .. i love turning the 20d wheel to animate people...
i smell a tutorial on the horizon.. hint hint...

DavidTO

allensphoto wrote:

I am so glad i am not the only one .. i love turning the 20d wheel to animate people...
i smell a tutorial on the horizon.. hint hint...

Fantastic! So glad you stepped up to write one! PM me and I'll give you all the details.

Andy

allensphoto wrote:

I am so glad i am not the only one .. i love turning the 20d wheel to animate people...
i smell a tutorial on the horizon.. hint hint...

Yknow, the Dgrin community is so cool! Thanks for volunteering a Tutorial on this DavidTO will tell you all you need to know

JenGrace

very cute, David!

Photosbychuck

Hi, David
Great photos!
How many frames a sec with the 20D shoot?

Take Care,
Charles Cassidy,
Cassidy's Photography,
828-231-5460,
http://www.modellocate.com/action/goto/uid=4447

CatOne

. Nice

DoctorIt

DavidTO wrote:

ImageReady. Import frames from folder.


Of course, that was only after I tried doing it a slow and very stupid way, and I thought...."there has to be a better way." And there was!

Really, IR is better than the animation tab in PS? I'll try that next time - I do this frequently with images for conference presentations.

DavidTO

DoctorIt wrote:

Really, IR is better than the animation tab in PS? I'll try that next time - I do this frequently with images for conference presentations.

Well, it's the easiest way I figured out. I couldn't figure out how to import and automagically build an animation in PS, so I used the Import command in IR.

System

using the import command is a lot easier.. i did it the hard was . by making each pic a frame visible i a different layer .. silly me ...
thanks for the heads up
curtis..