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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 19:44
by bas_ekkelenkamp
YAY FOR SLIDES
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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 19:52
by X3on
TEST

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Rocket propulsion tricks!
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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 28 Jan 2013, 14:46
by bas_ekkelenkamp
1337 haxz0r
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Cuba and me, the fastest round on joust ever?
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spam
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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 31 Jan 2013, 22:56
by Cuba.CZ
Collided
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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 02 Feb 2013, 22:54
by SiH13
Best teamwork ive ever seen

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Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 12 Feb 2013, 10:33
by bas_ekkelenkamp
SiH13 wrote:Best teamwork ive ever seen

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This teamwork reminds me of call of duty

Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 14 Feb 2013, 03:08
by luxxiz
A quick guide how to big nice gifs like these would be very much appreciated! :)

Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 14 Feb 2013, 03:14
by sadzealot
luxxiz wrote:A quick guide how to big nice gifs like these would be very much appreciated! :)
http://gizmodo.com/5941436/how-to-make- ... easy-steps

Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 14 Feb 2013, 14:49
by Forgot10
luxxiz wrote:A quick guide how to big nice gifs like these would be very much appreciated! :)
You can also do this with VirtualDub (just make sure your video is AVI).

1. To choose a desired fragment, mark beginning on the timescale with Home button, and end with End (precision up to frames).
2. Edit -> Crop to selection
3. Video -> Filters. Click "Add" and choose "resize", there you can determine your output resolution.
4. File -> Export -> Animated GIF

My way is simpler, I hope. :yes:

Re: Post your GIFs

Posted: 15 Feb 2013, 01:29
by luxxiz
Forgot10 wrote:
luxxiz wrote:A quick guide how to big nice gifs like these would be very much appreciated! :)
You can also do this with VirtualDub (just make sure your video is AVI).

1. To choose a desired fragment, mark beginning on the timescale with Home button, and end with End (precision up to frames).
2. Edit -> Crop to selection
3. Video -> Filters. Click "Add" and choose "resize", there you can determine your output resolution.
4. File -> Export -> Animated GIF

My way is simpler, I hope. :yes:
Really easy! Thanks :)


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