Usagi wrote:HIDDEN CAMERA REVEALS TURNER'S HORRIBLE SECRET!
In a prepared statement, Turner claimed the image had been doctored, and threatened a lawsuit if an apology was not published. However, photographic experts could find no signs of image manipulation, and stated categorically that "as shocking as it is, this is a legitimate, unretouched image."
An associate of Turner commented, "We've always wondered what T has in his pants, but the idea that it's a wolf arm, claws and all, is patently ridiculous."
An offer to give Turner an opportunity to reveal for the camera what he really does keep in his pants elicited no response.
Even with this appendage...April turned out okay didn't she?
I just had a Few Sick thoughts go though my mind there...Grayswandir wrote:Even with this appendage...April turned out okay didn't she?
I don't use Snapz; it didn't work well for me either. Mine is a fairly laborious process, but I've got it down to almost an automatic system. I enjoy the whole process, personally. It's fun to create an amazing (or goofy) gif.Viking Zippy wrote:How do you record those, Usagi? Snapz for OS X has never worked properly for me
There are lots of monsters on the island.pyros soul wrote:LOL 1337ZOMBIES!
Usagi wrote:I don't use Snapz; it didn't work well for me either. Mine is a fairly laborious process, but I've got it down to almost an automatic system. I enjoy the whole process, personally. It's fun to create an amazing (or goofy) gif.Viking Zippy wrote:How do you record those, Usagi? Snapz for OS X has never worked properly for me
I use the slo-mo and stop action keys if I see a good screen coming up, or if I'm setting one up after seeing something cool but missing the screen.
I hit slo-mo (b) and get to the ideal spot, then freeze (v). Then I take a screen (cmd-shft-3) and advance with a double tap on the v. Another screen; repeat.
About 8 screens are right for a good gif, tho you can use more if you reduce the size, mess with the number of colors, etc.
I use PS Elements; it's got everything I need. I just drop each image on top of the next as a layer (in PSE 4, it's quite easy, since the images register automatically). Start with the first image as the background, select the next image and drag from the layers window onto the first one, make sure they line up, and repeat.
Crop or do whatever else you need, then use "Save for web" in the "File" menu, select format as GIF, click "Animation," preview in your browser, and save.
I'd like to get something that works better for longer movies; maybe Snapz Pro would be worth it. I have made longer QT movies using the same technique and iMovie, but that gets really laborious. Still, if I get a good one I may post it.
There are lots of monsters on the island.pyros soul wrote:LOL 1337ZOMBIES!
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Anybody want to see more? We could start a new thread.
Well, you could follow the method above with either PS or PS Elements; I'm sure CS also. Most graphics programs prolly have the same capability, but I'm not familiar with any others.pyros soul wrote:Thats really smart, what would you use to make GIF's?
Sword throwing?pyros soul wrote:I bet you dont know my sword/staff throwing glitch.....
You can throw swords?
Really?
Can you do anything else?
You can throw them too?
Do they stick?
Have you discovered any other crazy glitches?
I'm going to make a movie now!