ooh, had a lookfeeling inspired!
/plans to steal digital camera from work
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Sat 6 Aug 2005, 10:32,
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/plans to steal digital camera from work
Use a sturdy tripod (tape it down or something so it doesn't budge)and set the camera to stay focused (don't use auto lighting). This way the background stays stable and it will optimize much better.
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Syncubus Yarr! Ye'll be walking Planck's Constant! [GMT-5],
Sat 6 Aug 2005, 10:40,
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i use tak that is blue in colourto hold the cam and a lamp to provide constent light levels
p.s. dont use the flash
(p.s. dont use the flash
rollingcabbage is still alive,
Sat 6 Aug 2005, 10:49,
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Your drummer (below) is crystal clear (and impressive).The light levels play around a bit in the billiards one above (like the camera is auto-adjusting).
So GIF optimization needs to redo the whole image, not just the animated bit.
/edit: The billiards one is fantastic, too. Don't get me wrong. I'm just pointing out technical stuff Shadows and everything add to the final size/hinder optimization.
(So GIF optimization needs to redo the whole image, not just the animated bit.
/edit: The billiards one is fantastic, too. Don't get me wrong. I'm just pointing out technical stuff Shadows and everything add to the final size/hinder optimization.
Syncubus Yarr! Ye'll be walking Planck's Constant! [GMT-5],
Sat 6 Aug 2005, 10:53,
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i knowi made that one in work without my lamp and with there rubbish cam
the shadow is caused by me not standing on the same spot so it cast a different shadow every time.
(the shadow is caused by me not standing on the same spot so it cast a different shadow every time.
rollingcabbage is still alive,
Sat 6 Aug 2005, 11:02,
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