(if for any reason you don’t see the photographs in this post, hit refresh to reload!)
Hopefully you can see some improvement compared to the first ones I shared. They’re still relatively rushed – the work of minutes, squeezed in between pasta, playing Peppa Pig and panicking about deadlines, but then what’s new? I find work best wihin parameters, anyway! ?
Lessons learned:
- As with all other video media, cinemagraphs just work best in landscape.
- A tripod is essential; I lost my Guerrilla one for a week until I spied it hanging from the kitchen ceiling! ?
- You can still use your usual post-production photography software, but it takes a little extra work when blending the movement.
(sneaky little #meandlukeskywalker one – click here for some context!)
The good news is, I’ve already started work on a video tutorial to share the basics. More coming very soon – & did you spot the movement in my Tropicana post?
Have you been inspired to try cinemagraphs yet?
Seen any movement you want to capture?
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Julia Williams
July 25, 2016
These are just lovely!! Especially love the butterfly x
kirsty_garry
July 21, 2016
these look amazing! looking forward to the video tutorial 🙂
alannah
July 20, 2016
these are beautiful! They remind me of the moving pictures in harry potter, they made my day 😀
Katrina Sophia
July 20, 2016
I love the butterfly one! But all of them are beautiful.
Katrina Sophia
Rebecca @ Strength & Sunshine
July 20, 2016
These are so so cool!