Isolated GIF animation

8 Responses

1. Analeah Ricafranca

   The first time I saw these cinemagraphs I told myself I will make one someday. And I did! I don't own a DSLR camera so I used my phone camera (work with what you have they say).

   This is my first time, and I realize it's not as clean and as smooth as I wanted it to look but I promise I will do better next time. Hope you like my first attempt. :)

   about 1 year ago

2. Analeah Ricafranca

   And comments on how to improve is always welcome.

   about 1 year ago

3. Franz (Taptanium)

   Awesome :D

   1likes

   about 1 year ago

4. Analeah Ricafranca

   Thank you @Taptanium :)

   about 1 year ago

5. Franz (Taptanium)

   Hey, I just had to check this out once again. So cool! How does your process look like to create these Cinemagraphs? Did you just looks a couple of still frames from a video or are those based on single photos? Love this concept for simple photos :D

   about 1 year ago

6. Analeah Ricafranca

   Thank you so much! :) The are photos taken using a burst app on my smart phone. Then after transferring all the photos in photoshop I masked the layers above the base layer, isolating the parts I needed to animate. Then loop. The tricky part is I have to loop them seamlessly. I hope I was able to explain to you my process properly. :)

   about 1 year ago

7. Pro Giovanni Tancredi

   mmm the "movie" isn't natural...try with an object that move in real word... ;)

   about 1 year ago

8. Analeah Ricafranca

   You're right, I should choose a subject that's more natural. Thank you for the tip @Giovanni Tancredi! :)

   about 1 year ago