Testing

[marlin fan]

Special thanks to Pirate 44 and Hornetmom!! and everyone else who had to put up with me about this sig!!

[LH Panther Mom]

As always, fantastic work, P44.

[spiveyrat]

What software are you using, P44? Man, you are good with it!

[pirate44]

Thanks. i mostly use Adobe Photoshop 6.0. i have 7.0 here at the office, but ive gotten comfortable with 6. i used to put the frames together for the animation on GIF Movie Gear. but since ive gotten used to using Adobe ImageReady 3.0, i only used GIF Movie Gear for the frame timing. every once in a long while ill used AutoCAD 2002 for some complicated drawing and then render to BMP and edit on Photoshop.
from time to time ill convert video files to animated gifs by using a conversion program i found.

thanks for all the compliments.

[coachingislife]

Originally posted by pirate44
Thanks. i mostly use Adobe Photoshop 6.0. i have 7.0 here at the office, but ive gotten comfortable with 6. i used to put the frames together for the animation on GIF Movie Gear. but since ive gotten used to using Adobe ImageReady 3.0, i only used GIF Movie Gear for the frame timing. every once in a long while ill used AutoCAD 2002 for some complicated drawing and then render to BMP and edit on Photoshop.
from time to time ill convert video files to animated gifs by using a conversion program i found.

thanks for all the compliments.

uhhhh what the heck did all that mean? lol

[onfirebball05mustang]

lol, looks great, guys! Keep up the good work 44 and the great posting, marlin!

[44INAROW]

Originally posted by coachingislife
uhhhh what the heck did all that mean? lol

He lost me at "putting frames together" seriously, great signature

[pirate44]

Originally posted by coachingislife
uhhhh what the heck did all that mean? lol

shh...the trick is to act like you know what your doing and people will believe you. throw in a few acronyms and fancy words and viola, you have people fooled.

[pirate44]

Originally posted by 44INAROW
He lost me at "putting frames together" seriously, great signature

animations like the cartoons on tv, are made by a series of drawings (frames) and displaying them at a particular time to create the illusion of a moving object. its kind of like a digital version of the old movie reels.

[lepfan]

Originally posted by pirate44
shh...the trick is to act like you know what your doing and people will believe you. throw in a few acronyms and fancy words and viola, you have people fooled.

Or you could just ask Kyle...he knows everything.

[onfirebball05mustang]

Originally posted by lepfan
Or you could just ask Kyle...he knows everything.

yeah he's my hero! gag gag

[Bandera YaYa]

Originally posted by pirate44
Thanks. i mostly use Adobe Photoshop 6.0. i have 7.0 here at the office, but ive gotten comfortable with 6. i used to put the frames together for the animation on GIF Movie Gear. but since ive gotten used to using Adobe ImageReady 3.0, i only used GIF Movie Gear for the frame timing. every once in a long while ill used AutoCAD 2002 for some complicated drawing and then render to BMP and edit on Photoshop.
from time to time ill convert video files to animated gifs by using a conversion program i found.

thanks for all the compliments.

Hey, I know how to put frames together !!!.....I have several grouped together on my dresser, a few on my sofa table and more on my night stand.........

[onfirebball05mustang]

Originally posted by Bandera YaYa
Hey, I know how to put frames together !!!.....I have several grouped together on my dresser, a few on my sofa table and more on my night stand.........

and the illusion of moving comes from the cold ones in the fridge, right??

[Old Green]

Originally posted by pirate44
shh...the trick is to act like you know what your doing and people will believe you. throw in a few acronyms and fancy words and viola, you have people fooled.

I think you need to change your screen name to Einstein after all that

[CheerMom]

Looks great!!! I can't wait until I get my new one!!