What shooting mode is used in sequence photography? How to take sequence photographs?

it's the first time to see this set of pictures, which is really impactful! Then I was as curious as you, and then I went online to find the answer and found the method. Let's discuss it together! I'll try it sometime, too. The original text is: when you' re creating a sequence photo make sure you get all the action you need. This can be done by choosing shooting a moving. Make sure you have. e a camera that able to do high shutter speeds. A DSRL that can shoot 3-5fps can get you great results. Then set the camera up on a sturdy tripod so di splacement between frames. Then determine the exposure and multiply by the quantity of frames you are going to shoot. Another way would be to quickly s hoot a series of separate frames and merged them all together later with the help of photoshop. Below are some truly amazing examples of sequence photo Geography. We hope you enjoy them. A foreign website:/blog/25-beautiful-examples-of-action-sequence-photography/roughly means: first of all, you should have a digital SLR with a high-speed shutter, reaching a speed of 3~5 frames per second. This can ensure the best picture quality, and then put the camera on a solid tripod to determine the aperture and multiple you want to shoot (I don't quite understand what multiple). Another simple method is to take a series of separated pictures and then make post-synthesis through Photoshop. In fact, this passage on this website is not very clear. I carefully looked at the pictures and analyzed them. I must set the camera to M file and synthesize it through PS in the later stage. Because it's all in the daytime, it's impossible to expose many times, and the scene will be overexposed. If it's at night, this kind of photos can be synchronized with the flash by stroboscopic and pre-Hou Lian.