How's this for an animated GIF? F/F M/M

[PenMasterRule]

Probably the biggest .gif ever made! Or not. Enjoy!

 

[Journia]

...(o)_(o)...

I see your gif's as big as mine...

 

[solleticoso1]

Where are the first two on the left from??

And yes, I can't see it very well... too small!!

 

[PenMasterRule]

Where are the first two on the left from??

And yes, I can't see it very well... too small!!

Yeah it's not the greatest because of that. Kind of messed up there. If you're talking about the top two then they are 'Galaxy Angel' and 'Dragon Ball (Not sure if it's the first show or 'Z' or that other one. Sorry.) Anyways you can find all of those clips and more at my website...

http://www.pocketgirlspublishing.webs.com

You have to join to view the clips, but it's free.

 

[Volsung1]

yes, the pictures are compressed (not wide enough) well, on my screen anyway...

 

[PenMasterRule]

Yeah. This was my first attempt at making one like this. Not very good I admit.

 

[Volsung1]

So look at it as a chance to improve... Don't give up!

 

[PenMasterRule]

So look at it as a chance to improve... Don't give up!

Oh I don't plan to. In fact I'm still working at it.

 

[Ilohnoh1]

Indeed the pictures are a little small... The space could have been used better IMO.

But I do like the fact that you combined six tickle animations in one picture. If you had left out the big black spaces and maybe stretched the pictures bigger it would have been awesome. Right now it's a little 'squinting to see the details'.

But I'm sure you will improve from here. It's a nice first attempt I'd say! Keep going!

Say, did you use a specific program to create this, or did you do the lay-out yourself? Maybe it's not your fault that there's such big areas of black. 🙂

 

[PenMasterRule]

Indeed the pictures are a little small... The space could have been used better IMO.

But I do like the fact that you combined six tickle animations in one picture. If you had left out the big black spaces and maybe stretched the pictures bigger it would have been awesome. Right now it's a little 'squinting to see the details'.

But I'm sure you will improve from here. It's a nice first attempt I'd say! Keep going!

Say, did you use a specific program to create this, or did you do the lay-out yourself? Maybe it's not your fault that there's such big areas of black. 🙂

Thanks!

Right now I'm still learning this and that. Not sure how to stretch clips out using windows movie maker, but I am learning. I'm hoping to make a huge gif using more then just 6 at some point.

 

[Ilohnoh1]

Ah, windows movie maker. I never thought of using that one to create animated gifs. (Didn't actually know it was possible).

What I am using is Paintshop Pro and it comes with a program called "Animation Shop". The graphics program can be used to make pictures bigger sized before importing them into the Animation Shop. There I just load them, apply a frame-rate and such.

Woah. I see (in the other thread at least) your animations have 50 frames! That's a lot!

Edit: I took a few minutes to do some stretching for one of the videos you have in the other thread. Used only ~10 of the frames and of course making it 2.5x bigger doesn't make the quality much better... if the original frames/pictures you have are higher resolution, it's better to use them... upscaling a downscaled picture is not really that nice but I had little choice here. 😛

 

[PenMasterRule]

Ah, windows movie maker. I never thought of using that one to create animated gifs. (Didn't actually know it was possible).

What I am using is Paintshop Pro and it comes with a program called "Animation Shop". The graphics program can be used to make pictures bigger sized before importing them into the Animation Shop. There I just load them, apply a frame-rate and such.

Woah. I see (in the other thread at least) your animations have 50 frames! That's a lot!

Edit: I took a few minutes to do some stretching for one of the videos you have in the other thread. Used only ~10 of the frames and of course making it 2.5x bigger doesn't make the quality much better... if the original frames/pictures you have are higher resolution, it's better to use them... upscaling a downscaled picture is not really that nice but I had little choice here. 😛

Oh actually I just put everything I want in my .gif in a movie file using windows. Then I use this program called 'Movie to AGI FWMV'.