18-Oct-2005, 11:32 PM
First you have a number of options. Digital camera: I have an old camera that will take a 3 shots per second, so I run 30 - 40 frames of a moving scene. Capture card: at a cost of around 50 quid you can get a USB capture device. You can feed a video signal in perhaps from VHS tape or a DVD and some devices have a TV tuner built in so still frames can be taken from tv programmes. Also a camcorder would be ideal.
Save your frames somewhere (a folder on your desktop).
Now you need software that will put the frames together, try
www.gamani.com for a 30 day free trial (you can make it last forever, email me), there's a simple free software from Microsoft that does a good job, Microsoft Gif Animator.
You feed your frames in and out comes your animation. This file is like a jpeg photo file so can send it in to this Forum just like a photo.
.......hope this info helps. Give it a try, it's FUN!
Save your frames somewhere (a folder on your desktop).
Now you need software that will put the frames together, try
www.gamani.com for a 30 day free trial (you can make it last forever, email me), there's a simple free software from Microsoft that does a good job, Microsoft Gif Animator.
You feed your frames in and out comes your animation. This file is like a jpeg photo file so can send it in to this Forum just like a photo.
.......hope this info helps. Give it a try, it's FUN!
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