Morning all
The saga continues.....
First one
edit: haraaaaaa! FP again?! wooo yay! hoopla!
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:03,
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First one
edit: haraaaaaa! FP again?! wooo yay! hoopla!
that is indeed
very very woo, you can have one once MSN decides to load.
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:03,
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Oooo! That's a bit good!
(Shame it's Star Wars, but still)
Woo! Yay! A touch of Houpla!
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:05,
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Woo! Yay! A touch of Houpla!
These are somewhat special
you should have a career is SpecialFX.
I noticed yesterday you said you used Adobe Premiere what do you do for optimisation in Premiere?
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:05,
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I noticed yesterday you said you used Adobe Premiere what do you do for optimisation in Premiere?
I export them as uncompressed GIF in premiere
then i optimise them in imageready. I think this was 64 colours, lossy 45 - 50 , or something around that.
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:11,
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Ah ah - yes that would do it as I don't see
much control over optimisation and appearance in Premiere. Thanks
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:16,
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Absolutely brilliant
indeed you are powerful, as the Emperor has foreseen.
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:05,
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to make the sabers
Captured the movie in adobe premiere.
Export file as a film strip.
import the filmstrip into photoshop.
add a new layer above this. fill it black and set to "screen".
use the line tool or lasso and cover over the stick i was holding in white on every frame but on the same layer as the black (which u now cannot see as layer is set to screen)
duplicate the layer 3 times. the on the layer second from the top add a gaussion blur of about 5 - the one below that 10 and the one below that 15. then merge all the saber layers together and set them back to "screen"
then adjust the layer to a colour u like.
export as filmstrip again
import into premier and it runs as a movie
hope this make sense
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:16,
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Export file as a film strip.
import the filmstrip into photoshop.
add a new layer above this. fill it black and set to "screen".
use the line tool or lasso and cover over the stick i was holding in white on every frame but on the same layer as the black (which u now cannot see as layer is set to screen)
duplicate the layer 3 times. the on the layer second from the top add a gaussion blur of about 5 - the one below that 10 and the one below that 15. then merge all the saber layers together and set them back to "screen"
then adjust the layer to a colour u like.
export as filmstrip again
import into premier and it runs as a movie
hope this make sense
No more Questions your honour.
**nips off to purchase/purloin a digicam**
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:32,
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**nips off to purchase/purloin a digicam**
argh you stole my idea before I got the chance to do it
WOO YAY HOOPLA!!
...still waiting for my official Star Wars lightsaber to arrive :(
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:07,
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...still waiting for my official Star Wars lightsaber to arrive :(
once again
we are all shown to be amatuers.
woo yay to you sir!
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:10,
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woo yay to you sir!
How do you transfer video to animated gif?
I am a bit stick in trying to do it.
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:24,
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AVI
Into imageready seems to do the trick.
Now i need to develop some talent and imagination:( any ideas?
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:51,
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Now i need to develop some talent and imagination:( any ideas?
Well i use Adobe Premiere
EXPORT MOVIE and then in the settings select ANIMATYE GIF. there u have it.
adobe premiere tryout
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Fri 19 Mar 2004, 11:30,
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adobe premiere tryout