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Step 1: Photograph the scene several times<\/h2>\n
The first step here is to place\u00a0your camera on a tripod, set it to Manual mode, and create several photographs of the same scene. Try to space them apart\u00a0a few seconds, and if you have an in-camera intervalometer,\u00a0that is a good way to set it up and let it create the frames for you. You need at least 10-20 images for this process to work well, and if you choose\u00a0you can include more.<\/p>\n
For this example of Delicate Arch\u00a0in Arches National Park, I created 33 frames<\/strong>, each at 1 second intervals<\/strong>\u00a0using a Fujifilm X-T1 camera.<\/p>\n Next, make your edits to the RAW files and sync them so that the images are all identical.\u00a0Here’s how to do this using Lightroom:<\/p>\n Now, still using Lightroom, export the photos you just processed into their own folder. For this process, I\u00a0will export the images at full resolution into a folder on my desktop.<\/p>\n![\"1a\"](\"https:\/\/nicolesy.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/02\/1a.png\")
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\nStep 2:\u00a0Edit the files and sync your settings<\/h2>\n
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\nStep 3:\u00a0Export the images<\/h2>\n