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Well, I guess I need to increase my twitter followers. In asking a question about animated gif maker’s, not much response, but no worries, I found myself on a great journey. Don’t get me wrong, I love gimp and photoshop but I knew some application must have already been created to help me with this goal. I have spent the past two days looking at possibilities for creating my own animated gifs, oh besides my day job.
1st find: http://makeagif.com/ Where I didn’t have to even loggin, put in four pictures and got the following: Pretty cool.. My animated rose.
2nd find: http://picasion.com/get-photo/, again, no login required but limits to three pictures.
See my animated daughter here:
create an animated gif
Now I want you all to know, that this was not what I planned on blogging about today, but after spending an hour and ½ having fun with no learning curve, I had to share. Ah, if I really wanted to place blame, or more so THANKS to Aaron Muller’s post last night. Check out his animated gif here. Ok, next post Is planned in #etmooc, I have what I think is a great post on storyboarding vs collobartion coming soon.
Your blog makes me want to look at gif's. Think I may try some.Thanks
ReplyDeleteNo, thank you for the comment, always happy to share! I hope you enjoy the links and have fun.
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ReplyDeleteGreat work with animated gifs and realising increased Twitter followers helps. The alternative while increasing your following is to send an @ reply to people like myself so we can ask the question on our network. Provided they like the question and can help - we're usually able to get a fast reply for you.
Sue
@suewaters
Sue, thank you so much! I know hashtags help as well but I'm never sure which to use. That is a great idea, and I'm glad you enjoyed my animated gif's. I quess my next goal may be to try to increase my twitter following oh and I just want to say thanks so much for all you do, we all really appreicate your comments. I know they help me. :)
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