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would like to know how to make animated pictures

Jan 25th, 2006

i would like to learn how to make animated pictures can anyone help me please

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Re: would like to know how to make animated pictures

Jan 28th, 2006

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Originally Posted by shady

i would like to learn how to make animated pictures can anyone help me please

Using what software?

A crude way would be similar to making a slide show using an internet browser of which there are many examples on the web.

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Re: would like to know how to make animated pictures

Jan 30th, 2006

do you mean animated gifs? They can be made using a lot of standard photosoftware. Or you can build your own. Basically they are a set of still pictures with a timer in them to change the one showing to give the illusion of moving pictures. But then again all "moving pictures" are the same, just a series of stills showing one after the other. Broadcast standard is normally 24 frames per second (but can vary up to 30).