Looking for an app to demonstrate motion via multiple exposure images

In summary, the conversation is about using multiple exposure photography to demonstrate the difference between uniform and accelerated motion in a 6th grade classroom. The person is looking for an app that can automatically overlay and create serial shoots at a specified time interval. Some suggestions for apps that can do this include Tracker, Video Physics, Strobic, and Motion Shot.
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I am introducing uniform and accelerated motion in a 6th grade. To demonstrate the difference I would like to use multiple exposure photography (like in the image below) in the classroom.

There are many apps to make serial shoots and other apps to overlay them artfully. I am looking for an App to do both conveniently (automatically) after entering a time interval and hitting the button.

Does anyone have some experience with this?
 

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To create an effect such as the one in the image you presented, you would need more than just the overall time interval as a parameter -- you'd also need to specify which frames to use, or at least supply a subject-matter-dependent high-precision frame-strobe rate:

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Don't the "burst" modes on many smartphone cameras do this? Granted, you can only do this for a short period of time, but for falling objects in a classroom, that should fit the bill.

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1. What is multiple exposure imaging?

Multiple exposure imaging is a photography technique where multiple images are overlaid on top of each other to create a single image. This creates a sense of motion and can be used to show movement over time.

2. How does multiple exposure imaging demonstrate motion?

In multiple exposure imaging, the overlapping of multiple images creates a sense of movement by showing the progression of an object over time. This can be used to demonstrate the movement of a person, animal, or any other object.

3. What are the benefits of using an app for multiple exposure imaging?

An app can make the process of creating multiple exposure images much easier and more convenient. It can also provide additional features such as adjusting exposure levels, creating a time-lapse effect, and adding filters or effects to enhance the final image.

4. Can you recommend a specific app for multiple exposure imaging?

There are many apps available for multiple exposure imaging, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Some popular options include "Fused" for iOS devices and "Multiple Exposure" for Android devices.

5. Are there any tips for using an app to create multiple exposure images?

To get the best results, it is important to use a tripod or stable surface to keep the camera steady and prevent blurry images. It is also helpful to experiment with different exposure levels and subjects to find the most interesting and dynamic images.

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