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gadzhi152011-05-07 19:41:43

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gadzhi15, 2011-05-07 19:41:43

Animation

Found interesting photos: photographer Jamie Beck, together with web designer Kevin Berg, developed a method for “revitalizing” photos.
By giving movement to one of the elements in the picture, they convey the extraordinary atmosphere of the frame.

It is clear that they take several frames, then glue them into one. But I don't think everything is that simple. Are there any considerations?

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foregen, 2011-05-07
@foregen

Regular mask. In the last photo, because of this, a glitch - people in the distance are moving in the same place in the frame.
The specific implementation depends on the tools and processing method (frame by frame or as video).

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Fak3, 2011-05-07
@Fak3

What specifically do you not like? How to make GIF from video?

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Vadim, 2011-05-07
@de_arnst

I think it's easier to shoot a video and convert it to gif, there are many such converters.

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marseny, 2011-05-07
@marseny

I think they shot the Video on a SLR camera. Then a dozen frames were driven into Photoshop. We left one main picture and added layers of animation to it, in which only the necessary part was selected and the static part was discarded.

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mix2000, 2011-05-10
@mix2000

iwdrm.tumblr.com/
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Alexander, 2011-05-08
@Alexx_ps

Everything is just that simple. It doesn't matter if it's a video or just a quick shot. With video, it will even be a little more difficult, because. frames will need to be cut. With photos - frame-by-frame animation is in Photoshop, it's even easier to use some free Gif Animator, which is full on the Internet.