sorry for the threadwasteage butHow do you guys sample film into animated gifs?
I've got few ideas i'd like to try out.
Ta in advance
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:22,
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I've got few ideas i'd like to try out.
Ta in advance
I use Hypersnap DXto snap DVD frames, then a freeware GIF animator.
Other folks use posh expensive video editing stuff from work (or kazaa) ;)
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:23,
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Other folks use posh expensive video editing stuff from work (or kazaa) ;)
soyou snap the frames one by one and then export into something like animation shop?
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:26,
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that would workwww.hypersnap.com/
you can set a key (usually Scroll-Lock) as the snapshot button, and configure Hypersnap to save pictures sequentially, so you can take several at a time.
Your software DVD player must use a DirectX layer though (WinDVD does), otherwise it won't work.
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:30,
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you can set a key (usually Scroll-Lock) as the snapshot button, and configure Hypersnap to save pictures sequentially, so you can take several at a time.
Your software DVD player must use a DirectX layer though (WinDVD does), otherwise it won't work.
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:53,
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sit in the front row at the odeonwith a pencil and paper,
sketch the frames you want - you may have to watch the movie more than once so buy a large bucket of popcorn,
then get yourself a decent oil painting setup and start making the frames from your sketches
next, get a large flatbed scanner and place your oil paintings in the scanner (you may have to wait a few months for the paint to cure so you don't get oil paint all over the scanner glass) and take as high a resolution scan of each painting
then simply load each frame, in order, into your favourite gif anim software
et voila!
(sketch the frames you want - you may have to watch the movie more than once so buy a large bucket of popcorn,
then get yourself a decent oil painting setup and start making the frames from your sketches
next, get a large flatbed scanner and place your oil paintings in the scanner (you may have to wait a few months for the paint to cure so you don't get oil paint all over the scanner glass) and take as high a resolution scan of each painting
then simply load each frame, in order, into your favourite gif anim software
et voila!
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Fri 24 Jan 2003, 10:29,
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