now we're talking!!!
This one is gloriously sick, I'm curious to see what it would look like transferred to video. (for the texture and possible artifacts that you get with a compression). Are you planning that for the Toronto show?
Thanks. I haven't tried burning it to DVD yet. It won't be this clean, I don't know what artifacts will do to it. Also, I will probably use "stretch to fit" at 720 X 480 so it will fill the screen, which means there will be some cropping. Also, I've gotten better results from screen captures than importing the GIFs, so that may slow down the frame rate. As it stands, Windows IE slows it to 10 frames per second, although I have the GIF set for 20. It will still be psychedelic.
very psychedelic
The frame rate issue is the sort of problem I use Macromedia Director for, it can print to video at the desired rate. (I've never used a gif animator, but the stuf that you and Sally do makes it appealing in that way that you have to take the limitations of a technology and make it look like you did it on purpose)
that really pops off the screen. nice work.
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- tom moody 3-31-2006 12:06 pm
now we're talking!!!
- j (guest) 3-31-2006 2:33 pm
This one is gloriously sick, I'm curious to see what it would look like transferred to video. (for the texture and possible artifacts that you get with a compression). Are you planning that for the Toronto show?
- L.M. 3-31-2006 8:21 pm
Thanks. I haven't tried burning it to DVD yet. It won't be this clean, I don't know what artifacts will do to it. Also, I will probably use "stretch to fit" at 720 X 480 so it will fill the screen, which means there will be some cropping. Also, I've gotten better results from screen captures than importing the GIFs, so that may slow down the frame rate. As it stands, Windows IE slows it to 10 frames per second, although I have the GIF set for 20. It will still be psychedelic.
- tom moody 3-31-2006 8:44 pm
very psychedelic
- Thor Johnson (guest) 3-31-2006 9:10 pm
The frame rate issue is the sort of problem I use Macromedia Director for, it can print to video at the desired rate. (I've never used a gif animator, but the stuf that you and Sally do makes it appealing in that way that you have to take the limitations of a technology and make it look like you did it on purpose)
- L.M. 3-31-2006 9:40 pm
that really pops off the screen. nice work.
- mark 4-02-2006 4:05 am