Introduction: Levitation Photography
Hello everyone! Here is my tutorial on a fairly quick and simple way to make it look like you are levitating in your photos! Enjoy!
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84 Comments
4 years ago
love
Very good !
4 years ago
Very intersting :D
4 years ago
Thanks for shairing my frind
4 years ago
So awesome! If I wanted to do this with 26 kiddos who I could only photograph 1 at a time, how would I get them all onto the same picture? The goal is to have them all flying over a city they painted so the background is their art but they wouldn't be photographed in front of it. Make sense? Thanks for any tips you can offer. :)
5 years ago
Thanks for sharing!
7 years ago
Thank you, this might make some interesting family photos
7 years ago
Very intersting. Thanks for sharing!
7 years ago
Great tips! Thanks!
7 years ago
That's a very good tutorial, thank you so much for sharing! (By the way, I was attracted by the main photograph - it's amazing and sooo hilarious :D)
10 years ago on Introduction
Great!!!.
Thanks for share!.
10 years ago on Introduction
In GIMP you use the Layer Mask
See my Instructable here https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Levitation-Photo-Using-GIMP-a-Fr/
This instructable is better called a first draft, but I'm learning as I do it. I hope to improve it later.
10 years ago on Introduction
what is the downloadable program called
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
It is called gimp. The procedure is slightly different in gimp but it will totally do it
10 years ago on Introduction
GREAT TUTORIAL!!!!! Do you know AE?
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Thank you! I don't believe I know AE.
10 years ago on Introduction
great and easy to understand instructables, my kids are really biz with their imaginations now,
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Thank you very much! Id love to see what you guys could come up with! :)
10 years ago on Introduction
Dustin:
Have you had any luck finding out how to do the same with Paint Shop Pro Photo X2? I've looking around with out any success so far.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
I found this.. let me know if it helps
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrvV62GH0n0
10 years ago on Introduction
Would like to learn how to do this. I don't have Photoshop but do have GIMP. I tried the procedure in GIMP without success. Maybe the procedure is a little different between Photoshop and GIMP. If you know how to do the procedure in GIMP, please post.