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Guest
Is there any way that I can make animation with Windows Movie Maker?
P
print_maker
It isn't really designed for that. You can do a little stop-motion animation
using still photos (I have done this with webcam shots taken with a powertoy
that saved out a bunch of pictures of clouds moving by) you just set the
Tools|Options photo setting to as small as it goes before you import the
photos. You can only get it down to 8fps though. Still looks cool, but you
have little in the way of options and it's only as good as what you import
into it - you have no drawing tools or anything like that.
using still photos (I have done this with webcam shots taken with a powertoy
that saved out a bunch of pictures of clouds moving by) you just set the
Tools|Options photo setting to as small as it goes before you import the
photos. You can only get it down to 8fps though. Still looks cool, but you
have little in the way of options and it's only as good as what you import
into it - you have no drawing tools or anything like that.
G
Guest
right click on the picture it should say special effects click on special
effects a window should appear choose a effect and click ok
a star should be on the picture
effects a window should appear choose a effect and click ok
a star should be on the picture
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jd
http://www.stopmotionworks.com/stopmosoftwr.htm
Here is a stop animation Overview. There are free programs and some with
free trials they are so much more advanced then before. Even the free ones
are great compared to where they were a few years ago.
But just remember it's all about content not just the bells and whistles of
movie making. I try to convince my nephew of this but he is so worried about
transitions and titles and other stuff he forgets about plot lines and
overall style and feel.
Jim
Here is a stop animation Overview. There are free programs and some with
free trials they are so much more advanced then before. Even the free ones
are great compared to where they were a few years ago.
But just remember it's all about content not just the bells and whistles of
movie making. I try to convince my nephew of this but he is so worried about
transitions and titles and other stuff he forgets about plot lines and
overall style and feel.
Jim
G
Guest
Thanks everyone! I will someday become a movie editor so I need to know as
much as I can!
Thanks Again!
much as I can!
Thanks Again!
W
Wojo
The more you learn the more you will want to learn and then your hooked.
BE WARNED
BE WARNED
G
Guest
Okay
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Legolas Greenleaf, Tree Elf
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Legolas Greenleaf, Tree Elf
Wojo said:The more you learn the more you will want to learn and then your hooked.
BE WARNED
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Rach
Another Tolkien fan, I see.
(chuckle) I'm more of a hobbit type myself.
Rach
(chuckle) I'm more of a hobbit type myself.
Rach
G
Guest
Yeah, I like Legolas becouse he has a: Bow and Arrow, and two nives. Oh, and
did you know that he is an elven prince. My second favorite is Gandalf. I
have read the all the books and have watched all the movies. I think that
Peter Jackson did a pretty good job.
Bye
did you know that he is an elven prince. My second favorite is Gandalf. I
have read the all the books and have watched all the movies. I think that
Peter Jackson did a pretty good job.
Bye
G
Guest
Ooh, as soon as I posted the last message I pressed Backspace, I knew that It
would normaly make you go back, but this didn't have any browser back
buttons, I thought that it wouldn't go back. But when I pressed it, it went
back!
would normaly make you go back, but this didn't have any browser back
buttons, I thought that it wouldn't go back. But when I pressed it, it went
back!
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Rach
Yeah, he did. And I knew about the prince bit. I'm currently on my 40th
reading of the book (I was studying Tolkien when PJ was in kindergarten!)
and am currently conducting a readthrough on the net.
Knives, huh? I'm afraid I tend to lean toward the hobbits because they
symbolize man as he is and are structured to make the most direct comment on
the human condition. Yeah,, I know. I just like boring stuff like that.
Now, back on topic.
Rach
reading of the book (I was studying Tolkien when PJ was in kindergarten!)
and am currently conducting a readthrough on the net.
Knives, huh? I'm afraid I tend to lean toward the hobbits because they
symbolize man as he is and are structured to make the most direct comment on
the human condition. Yeah,, I know. I just like boring stuff like that.
Now, back on topic.
Rach