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Slicin’ and dicin’

Time-lapse photography is used in a variety of productions, from big Hollywood blockbusters to documentaries, as a way to concisely convey the passage of time. It works by taking photographs at regular intervals for an extended period and quickly cycling through those stills to create a video.

We’re going to use a similar technique, but combine the images to create a single still. This

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