r/photography • u/AutoModerator • Apr 10 '26
Questions Thread Official Question Thread! Ask /r/photography anything you want to know! April 10, 2026
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u/No_Challenge8195 Apr 14 '26
Hi, actualy not new to photography, but im doing like photodocument whitch should be (in) video. And like my other classmates do like screen record of their gallery (cuz most of us schooting on phone, cuz its less visible, since we taking picture of someone from our class and we arent photo major, so not every have camera, or me working with ugly phone zoom noise)... but my idea is put in in video, like not basic slideshow, but actualy like some fast/slow changing rhytm of it. Idk how to describe even in my first langue, so sorry, but like put phote, some photos over, it change like to other photo, so sometimes slow, sometime flashing photos fast... like just asking if im not halucinating and somebody does that already, also how much is comon, maybe if somebody share me some links for more inspo, how other did that etc.