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How was this GIF created?
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Hello and welcome to PSG.
As you stated, this is just old fashioned stop frame (still shots) animation made with a camera..........the lettering on the card is a dead give away. There are 16 simple frames. The movement is very precise and I'm not certain how that was accomplished. The lighting may have been enhanced with Ps.
You could simulate the effect in Ps with any image............the lighting changes on the lettering would be tricky.
As you stated, this is just old fashioned stop frame (still shots) animation made with a camera..........the lettering on the card is a dead give away. There are 16 simple frames. The movement is very precise and I'm not certain how that was accomplished. The lighting may have been enhanced with Ps.
You could simulate the effect in Ps with any image............the lighting changes on the lettering would be tricky.
Thanks for the welcome and confirming Sam - it was a coin toss whether it'd take more time rigging something up to allow precise positioning and photographing...or whether I could do it via PS, isolating the foil layer. I think it might be 6 and half a dozen, only the PS version probably wouldn't be as effective.
Any advice on creating a positioning widget welcome
Any advice on creating a positioning widget welcome