awesome
nice work

ok

noob question:what program did you use to do that
(Memorex don't you have anything better to do?, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 2:49, archived)

noob answer:
I opened up the video in a video player, scrubbed along the timeline to each of the frames I wanted, pressed "PrintScrn" and then pasted into photoshop. Then I used Gif Movie Gear to put all the PS layers into frames of a gif...
(gfxmonk is not a monkey, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 2:57, archived)

ta
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(Memorex don't you have anything better to do?, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 2:58, archived)

Movie gear?
That better than Image ready, is it??
(bennyhillslovechild A walking jam-jar and syringe, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 2:58, archived)

I think so,
but I've never usd imageready much...
(gfxmonk is not a monkey, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 2:59, archived)

well quick tip
save all images from print screen in a separate folder
then in image ready go file import folder as frames
it will load all pictures as frames ready for editing so much quicker
( rollingcabbage, Sun 20 Nov 2005, 3:14, archived)