How To Take Floating Photos // Levitation Photography Tutorial
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Ever wonder how to take floating photos? In this levitation photography tutorial, I explain my process of making objects float. No magic required.
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There is also an option in Files > Scripts> Statistics in Adobe Photoshop. Using this you can add the photos to be combined. It actually automatically removes the difference between the two photos while maintaining the common part of them. This technique is also used by Travel photographers to take Crowd free photos of famous monuments or tourist locations.
Woah cool! Definitely checking this out! Thanks!
Epic!!! Really good to know!!
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Dunna Did It LOL’ing for all time
Cool! I can actually levitate objects with my mind, but for those that don't have telekinetic powers, this is a good tutorial. Keep rockin' dude, you are going to crush it in 2019! Merry Christmas.
Want to do a guest tutorial on my channel, teaching how to do that? That would definitely make it easier!
I would but it does not work when people are watching, lol.
Ah... that’s tough! Well I appreciate it either way 😂😉
Hi.
Do u have videos showing ur telekinetic powers?
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Sorry, the constant static electricity from video recorders interfere with it, can only do one quick shot with a camera.
*Apparently people are telling me I accidentally cracked the same Hogwarts joke as Peter McKinnon... If Peter is down for a Harry Potter Trivia battle, I’d be down*
wdym i have no idea what ur talking about xd
Yup!
So you don't just say Wingardium Leviosa? Shit, I've been doing it wrong.
That was definitely what I tried first. I even busted out my wand and everything.
@@dunnadidit Swish and Flick is the trick!
It's levi-O-sa, not levios-AAAA. ;)
😂😂
9Tech Your saying it wRoNg. iT iS LeViOsAAaAaAa
Awesome video! Photoshop actually has an auto alignment function, just highlight the two layers and go to edit (if i remember correctly) don`t know if it will work with the hands in each side but worth a try ✌🏻
Great call, I did actually try that first but because the photos are too different, it didn’t work for me. Might be worth trying each time but for the sake of the tutorial I figured it would be better to just try the one I knew would work for sure lol 😉
Genuinely was interested in how you were doing this! Love it
Thanks a ton dude!!
I love the honesty at the beginning. Thats so scarce today for some reason.
Subbed and Liked. Good video and concept :)
Thanks a lot Kyle! I appreciate it!
Or u drop that camera while taking pics in burst mode xD for some objects 1 time use only!
Haha yes... that is one method if you don’t mind disposing of whatever your objects are and most likely marking up your table like crazy haha 😂
I would have done this pretty much the same way you did. Nice!
Im hesitant to say great minds think alike since you’re an evil genius... but meh 🤷🏻♂️
*Do you have another way to do take Floating Photos that I didn't mention in the video?*
You can definitely do that! But In my opinion hanging stuff from ropes seems like more work than what I did 😉
Tried and true method I guess!
Love you dude, but this can't be the easiest way. I have an idea or two on how to do this with less work. "ill let you know my results.
Maybe not! Let me know what you find!
I like using string
Many, many thanks Dunna. I needed to create an ‘Altered Reality’ photo for a camera club competition and hadn’t quite grasped how to blend two photos together and use the mask and brush tool. I followed your instructions using an old camera as a subject and succeeded to get a photo that I am really pleased with. I aligned the two photos manually like you, as the the auto-align didn’t work too well for me either. I finally changed the photo to black and white, which looks great. Again many thanks for your video. 😀
Amazing! So glad that this was helpful for you!
Great video , definitely I’m going to try this on my photos
Great idea! One thing you could do as well is put the camera in a timelapse mode while you are taking the pictures so you dont need to worry about pressing the stutter button.
Great idea!!
Great video! I'm also a hustler when it comes to Photoshop, in that I know a few things but I somehow make it work. Thanks for being honest! I've done a number of product photos in which I made objects float using a variety of clear cubes, putty, wires hanging from rods, etc. It was a lot of post work and this is much easier, especially since I use plain backgrounds which allows for using Photoshop's auto-align without worrying about the background.
I’ve always wanted to try out the clear cubes, I used a glass once turned upside down. Haha I’ll use whatever I have to. Gaff tape is another good one to hang things with.
Rarely I see such quality content here on CZcams, and you're in the team! Totally different and better from those click-bait-cringe-of-videos I come around. Happy I found a new channel to watch!
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so glad you enjoy my content!
Great tutorial, Dunna. I love how you were able to do it with a few simple Photoshop tools and a little ingenuity. Plus, no cutting the object out, which is a chore. Happy holidays!
Thanks Matias! I really appreciate it! Happy holidays!
I'm gonna try this ! thanks for sharing :))
Have fun Doc!
Just did this with my stuffed turtle toy that I use when travelling.... awesome tutorial!!!!
Nice! Thanks for watching!
I’m pretty good at photoshop and while looking at the video I was thinking in 100 ways to do it, you nail it, one of the easiest, now I want to give it a try!
Nice! That’s great to hear!!
this was something completely new and i seriously love it ♥️♥️♥️ great job, man
Thanks so much’ I’m glad you liked it!
Support item, can be done in many ways, take photo #1. Remove item and its support, take photo #2. Layer #1 over #2. Delete whatever you do not want from layer #1/top. Done. No need for several hit or miss photos to later be matched together.
Cool! Any idea what you could use for a support item? Especially something that could be easy to angle the object like this? Also, how would you get the shadow?
This is such an awesome tutorial ! I've never thought about this trick at all ! Mostly, I use fishing line and then I erased it in photoshop. But I think your method is much easier. I'll try it ! Good job man !! keep inspiring people and keep capturing moments !
Thanks so much! I’m glad you found it helpful!
Fishing line is simpler and quicker for photoshop.
I definitely tried fishing line! It was quicker in the editing phase but took a lot more effort and time in the setup phase. And I also found it limiting in the way that I could “pose” the object. Like how I had my camera tilted to the side and slightly forward. And also the fishing line didn’t work so well with anything that didn’t have somewhere to hook it through like a lens or a baseball. Definitely a great way to do it, but overall kind of limited and I would argue that my experience with it was not easier.
@@alicedell8595 yes I thought so, but until I realized that it's not an easy way when it comes to some stuffs which do not have holes or something to hook up the fishing line..and also we need to put a liitle more efforts to determine the falling angle of our stuffs..so I guess,as for me,.. it's not an easy option anymore. 😁.
@@dunnadidit exactly!! When it comes to editing phase, it is indeed relatively quicker than any methods as far as I know. But like you said, I couldn't agree more..there are problems with fishing line method... especially in the setup phase. 👍
The shallow depth of field gives you a lot of soft spots to put the blend, so that's handy. Plus, while you've got the grid helping you align the X and Y of the two images during exposure, the focal range helps you keep the Z consistent. You're going to know if you've slipped too far back or forward because it'll be out of focus.
Absolutely!
A really cool, neat, awesome video. Up to the point and completely satisfied ❤️ love you work
Thank you so much!
Nicely done! One question, instead of manually lining up the 2 layers in Photoshop could you have used Photoshop's Auto Align layers function or would that not work?
I actually tried that first but found that it got confused by the object being different and the background the same. It may have just been that one though.
Really good result. Definitely will give it a try!
Awesome! Have fun with it!
Dude this was so sick and so much simpler than I thought it would be! Thanks for sharing your creativity online, instant sub. Everything about the video was great.
Thank you so much for the kind comment and for the sub! Hope to see you in the comments on other videos too!
Thanks, man! I'm definitely going to apply this knowledge to a photo idea that I have planned out!
That’s awesome!!
Really cool tutorial man (applause)
Thank you so much! (Bows)
Cool idea. Instantly subscribed you :)
Thanks so much for the support!
I never pressed subscribe so fast after seeing a vid, this is exactly why I'm addicted to photography. Well done man.
Wow thank you so much!!
Years ago I demoed an Industrial Canon engineering documentation package, and it had a software function similar to this, you could merge several photos automatically by simply selecting a view point in a CAD like page, it would look thru the photo library, and tell you if it could do it, if not it gave instructions on what additional photos to take (add the the subject library). It then added/subtracted all the pieces, scaling, changing view points etc, whatever it needed to do to give you the image.
The salesman took a dozen or so photos of the machine in our showroom, then rendered it with all the piping removed. It was incredible tech back in the early 90's, but very expensive. It was a $25,000+ package for the camera gear, computer station and software if I recall.
Now you can do it by switching hands and using your phone (and your laptop) for a total of a couple grand of stuff everybody carries around with them.
Haha that’s awesome! Pretty incredible what we can do now!
5:36 - "Let's hop into the computer..." Like Magic School Bus? How are you gonna fit us all in the computer, Dunna? Be realistic! 😜
Great video! Something you mentioned that I want to hit a little harder is how important your lighting position was. If you have the light heavily to one side, you'll have shadows crossing the mid line, which will make it much harder to mask out the shadow created by your hand. Overhead is definitely recommended and much easier!
I am so Ms. Frizzle!
Great point about the light! I even could have made sure it was centered more. In my final photo the shadow was a bit off center 🤦🏻♂️
I used to make photos like these, but with people in it!
For that, I take a piano chair, and lay the person right on it. The first frame is the scene without someone in it, the second shot is with the person on the chair.
I edit out the chair in photoshop and boom! Levitating people!
I got a really nice shot of my (now ex) Girlfriend floating over an antique altar in a beautiful black dress!
That’s awesome! Those kinds of shots are all over Instagram at the moment too cause Peter McKinnon did a tutorial on it! Really sick technique and awesome looking shots!
Fantastic!! Very good technique! 😍
enjoy the discussion that follows... because you took the time to encourage people to share...
I have been! It’s been awesome to see people’s take on this!
supercool floato
Thanks!
Or... You can take your two photos with hand on the right side and the left side. Cut them in half from the center (for Paint users like me). Combine the two half images in one. Make some fine adjustments in some on-line editor (I use Pixlr). And you are done. :D
here's an example: scontent-sof1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/51088777_2326929537341241_2589346602057465856_n.jpg?_nc_cat=110&_nc_ht=scontent-sof1-1.xx&oh=c3e537c21fdf03f2e752186e6a353000&oe=5CB88B60
Cool!
Isn't that how it's literally shown in this video?
Haha it’s very similar to this, technically I didn’t just cut them in half and combine, I used a layer and mask style, but they are very close to the same!
Fantastic, so simple yet effective
Thanks dude!
Awesome tip! I've seen the other ways of doing this, but this is super cool for product photography
Thanks!!
i'll give it a try
Have fun!
The way I do this is much easier. I simply install a multitude of positively charged magnets in the item and in the table below (using different strengths to achieve different floating levels and stability). No photoshop needed and all you really have to do is drill a bunch of holes and ruin the item you are taking a photo of to insert these magnets so you can't see them in the photo. Sure you ruin thousands of dollars worth of stuff but photoshop is expensive so it's totally worth it.
Problem solved 👍
Brilliant. That sounds easier.
Great tutorial. Definitely something I want to try out now. Subbed 👍
So simple, so effective, so cool. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure!
Scripts - Load files into stack - Select both layers - Auto-align layers. Or your copy method, but the auto-align works flawlessly most of the times. I've done some crazier shit with it before
Yeah I really wanted to include auto align in this video, but it only worked for me about 1/3 of the time so I left it out. But someone brought up that you can “open as layers in photoshop” which saves a few seconds, and then apparently photoshop has a feature where it will actually automatically find the differences between pictures and mask it out. Which I’m yet to dig into.
How would you do this with people? Ive seen some awesome IG photos of people levitating.
I just hold them up with one hand. It’s super easy 😉
There’s two main ways I’ve seen,
1. Take a photo of the background first, and then take a photo of the person sitting, standing, or laying on a chair or object that you can mask out after.
2. Set your shutter speed super high and have them jump. Also good to get a photo of the background just in case.
@@dunnadidit I think the first option is what this creator is using b/c the model is always lying with her dress or clothes hanging. Then just add an arbitrary shadow or how is that created?
Sometimes, there’s enough of a shadow left that you can use it. But other than that, you kind of have to paint one in.
Set your shutterspeed as high as you can preferably at 1600 and make your subject jump.
Yup. Nice to take a photo of the background too just in case.
mind blown! loved it! I will for sure try this in the future! thanks for sharing :)
So glad you enjoyed it Karina!
I was like .... oooh he's smaaaart and smiling in front of my phone ! God Job Mr.Potter !
Hahaha 😁
the center of the lens looks very pixelated ;is this real (i.e. looking with your eyes to front of camera lens) or you just pixelated the video post productio or something like that?
No that’s actually what it looks like when you look into the lens... kind of crazy right!?
This looked pretty easy to do.
It is!
You’re a genius Dunna - great tutorial! 👍🏻
Looking forward to more of your great content in 2019.
Thanks Craig! I appreciate it!
Next would have thought to do it this way. LOVE IT!
Thanks Burke! Glad you liked it!
I would just take a rod and connect it to the back of the object with like suction cups and edit out the shadow, less photos less work
Yeah, that could work depending on the object for sure! A little more set up work but less editing work!
Use fishing line, remove line with photoshop in 45sec.
Yeah totally! I’ve tried this method too, the photoshop part is definitely quick but the setup was a lot more involved, took more time, and required separate materials. So it’s just a bit of a trade off, either more work in the start or at the end. The nice thing about being able to do both methods is that different objects work best with different methods. For example, a camera would be ok on strings cause you can use the eyelets for the strap, but a lens would be harder to tie a string around, so the hand holding works well 😁
Woahh this is pretty cool! ❤️
Love your explanation and video and how you’ve edited the whole thing!
Class content, man😤👌🏽
Thanks a ton!!
@@dunnadidit Haha anytime! :D
Oh I'm definitely trying this. Great tutorial!
Thank you! Have fun!
Can i levitate my touring bicycle?
That one will be a bit more difficult. I would either hang it from something, or stand it up off the ground on something. Then get a picture of that, and then a picture of the plain background and mask out the parts you don’t need.
Agreed!
It could work!!
I love your creativity! Thanks for subscribing!!
Very nice indeed! Now you have to review all the photos with that hashtag when they come up in Instagram 😂. Also, personally I would’ve crank up a little the aperture, to have both the lens and body of the camera on focus, but that’s just my style.
Haha totally! I hear you about the aperture. I kept it that way because when I cranked it up, the texture of the background started to show and I didn’t like it. So I had to split the difference instead of 1.4 I went with 1.7
Dunna Did It oh yea, I kinda thought about that after I commented. But at least you had a good aperture.
Also, I wanted to ask if you knew how to do that with video. Idk how good you are with After Effects, but I think it would be a really good counterpoint with this “floaty image” style.
Kind of! I’ll see if I can work out a tutorial!
Dunna Did It Awesome! Can’t wait for that one 🔥
I thought this was going to be super complicated from the thumbnail. It is so simple. Mind blown 🤯
It’s way easier than it seems hey!? Glad you liked the video!
Can never know enough tricks and tips! Thanks!
Agreed!my pleasure!
Skip to 6:40 then you get the answer to the title in about 5 seconds
Lol hey! That’s cheating!
@@dunnadidit I like it quick :D
Haha fair enough.
@@dahahaka that's what she complained about.
My thoughts too. Lol! 'Was fun watching though.
👍Well done, Dunna. “Floatos” - great term, sounds like a breakfast cereal, or over-eating symptom.😁 Glad to see the vintage Pentax again 😉. The cam deserves more than a cameo appearance, but, hey, that might make a neat Dunna Did It visual trademark - find the cam (sometimes hidden) in each vid. OK, maybe not, just a thought.😂 Shadow preservation is key, as you pointed out. Shadow could be painted in later. One image/layer could be scene w/o cam or hands. Hand shots might be easier to hold steady by resting your arm on a prop that is later masked out in PS. Replace hands with set of side clamps. Mounting cam on more elaborate tripod on the horizontal or angle (keep shadow but maintain a fixed location). Or... turn set up on its side so a wood surface is vertical and white background holds cam with a support; shoot top down. Then adjust pic orientation. Or else open cam film door and attach a clamp to it. Then grab other end of clamp from the top and hold the clamped cam above desk for pic/layer 1 with no cam scene as pic/layer 2, then mask out unwarned stuff. Happy New Year, guy! Keep up the good work.
Dang! I think you thought of everything! Someone suggested a wire apparatus to rest it on that I thought was interesting too. And yes, eventually I’ll actually get some film and use the Pentax 🤦🏻♂️ lol
Thank you!!! Definitely gonna try this out!
That really cool, and so simple. Thanks for the tip!
My pleasure! Glad you liked it!
So no one is going to talk about the mouse? lol 5:57
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But, but... you told me that the Sigma was just a BEAST of a lens and could take being repeatedly dropped on the table! The truth comes out! 😂 This is a great tutorial, and your personality and editing make it flow really well. Great stuff, and thanks for the awesome tip! 🍩👍
Haha don’t twist my words Brian!! Lol thanks man I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Dunna, this is gold! It's so good and I can't even do it, because it's like "oh that's the Dunna floating image"
Haha do it man! Just tag me and use #floatos 😁👍
Nice tutorial! I was able to make my first levitation photo from this. Thanks.
Nice! I’m glad it worked for you!
Instructions unclear.
Tripod got stuck up my ass.
JK, actually a great guide! You gained a subscriber!
Oh man, I hope you read the fine print in the video description about me not being liable for any injury due to misplaced equipment 😉
Thanks for subscribing 😁😂
Shit happens 😁
Haha
Clear fishing line....
Definitely an option! I tried that one and it was easier in the edit, but harder and more limited in the setup.
this is so cool !! Endless possibilities
Totally!
Love your method can’t wait to try it
Thanks! I hope you have fun with it!
You could have done that so so much easier haha!!\
OHH why why no
Green screen gloves ??
Haha 😂 I guess I gotta get on amazon and find some.
@@dunnadiditWell Yes
I understand that good enough
😂
Nice regards.
You're doing some great talented work man.
Thumbs up
Thank you!!
No HOGWARTS diploma required 😂😂😂
😉🧙♂️
Just discovered your channel a couple days ago! Really enjoy your videos. I’m looking to get into the camera game with an a6500 or a6400. Can’t wait to see more videos!
That’s awesome! Thanks so much for watching!
brilliant tutorial..!! thank you for sharing, this is for sure gonna help me with my Instagram feed.
I’m glad you like it! Feel free to tag my IG name in the description!
I don't do editing i always use telekinesis it's easier
So much easier!!
Nice! But because of Christmas you should write "LET it float" (from let it snow) 😉😊
Haha that’s a bit of a stretch but I like where your head is at 😉
First time watching photography videos and that was incredible.
Thanks Lia!
thanks, definitely going to try this out sometime
Awesome! Have fun Wayne!
or you can use clear string and brush it after, This method is too much of a trouble man
I’ve tried that actually! I used fishing line. And while the editing portion is a it easier, the setup is more difficult. You need to have the fishing line on you(which I didn’t happen to own before) You need something to hang it from. Certain objects don’t have a good way to attach fishing line. Also, you’re limited in how you can position the object, I was able to tilt the camera to the side and slightly forward but with fishing line that would be hard to do. In the end, the fishing line method actually took longer, was more difficult, and required extra materials. It did save a bit of time in the edit but overall it was definitely the more trouble out of the methods. Every different method seems to have its pros and cons though!
In my head that what i would as my first option but I believe you
It definitely works either way though. Maybe if you got good at doing it with fishing line and practiced a bunch, it would get quicker. 😁
But I don't have money for a camera or PC....all I have is a phone with 1/1000s exposure time...which makes a lot of noise under indoor lighting😶
It can still be done! You just need to be creative with it!
This is so awesome, thank you!
Thanks!
Oh dude that's was great eh! As soon as you switched hands I was like AHA perfect. Brilliant for a noob like me looking for good ideas. Thank you muchly.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
This is so much more complicated than a string if you think about it
Having tried both, I have to disagree. The string was easier in the editing stage(only by a small amount) but was much more difficult and limited in the setup. In the end, I was able to get this version faster and with less effort.
@@dunnadidit That's what made me pull back, to be honest. The editing stage is where I want to save most of the time in general, usually I have to take my time for a setup anyway. I still think it's cool to see how you found your own way of creating that particular effect :)
I totally hear you, there are definitely pros and cons to every single way to do it. It’s cool to see all the creative ways people have come up with!
Your photoshop skills are anything but bad.
Good work. Gonna try this.
Thanks a lot!!
Sound very cool, I will give a try to this method. Thanks
Awesome! Have fun!
So dope! Definitely going to use this tip. I love it when creators think of new and easier ways to do things! Way to be unreasonable :D
Haha glad you like it dude!!
Great idea! The only thing I can think of that might make it less complex is to use some kind of hardware grip that you can grip the camera on the left side, take a shot, then grip on the right side, take a shot, etc. But would probably take more time than just holding it. Definitely going to try this out!
Yeah that’s a great idea! Probably a bit more work in set up, but more accurate and easier in editing!
@@dunnadidit This would be advisable if you were doing this consistently for 100's if not 1000's of photos! I sub'd bro! Love your positive attitude and your professionalism with a friendly attitude! That makes people feel like they know you!
@Viral Virality - Yeah thats a good point, you’d end up saving time if you were repeating a lot.
Wow thank you so much! I really appreciate you saying that!
Bro you are doing awesome .
This video help me so much. Thank you for your suggestion!.
Thanks a lot! Glad you liked it!!
Wow that looks simple especially for a person like myself that never used photoshop. Great trick and thanks for sending the link!
Yeah it’s actually super easy! Thanks for watching!
this is actually pretty cool
Interesting, never done a floating photo before, but now I most likely going to try it out. Cheers!
Awesome! Have fun Ken!
Nice technique and enjoyed your candid opinion of your PS skillz. Great vid.
Thanks so much!
Awesome video, I'm gonna try this out!
Thanks Alan! Good luck with it!
Awesome technique, man! Simply and effective. Well done! )))
Thanks a ton!
So cool!!! I'll try it tonight
Have fun with it! I hope you enjoy
really cool ! ty for your advices Dunna !
My pleasure!!
Good stuff Dunna!
That satisfying moment when you mask out the hand and it's floating!! :O
Also nice haircut! merry christmas
Haha I’ll admit, this one masked out easier than the other ones I did, and it was definitely super satisfying even when I was recording it lol.
Merry Christmas!
so cool ! i love it
Thanks! Glad you dig it!