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a lossless format for image files that supports both animated and static images.

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Like the other video, I used the same character in this video but made it more longer than 20Seconds and within that I changed the saturation of the pictures for the stop motion to make it look more vintage but in this stop motion video the male character is still looking for her he searched all day and all night for his love then he found her and then they can be together again.

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On the last video, I wasn’t suppose to use the same characters for the video that one of the mistakes I made,
knowing that I made another stop motion video and this time I kept it simple
“A bottle of Tequlia being drank over time”
I needed quite alot  of equipment especially I did it at home.
Equipment:
-Tri-Pod
-Camera Nikon DSLR 3200
-Lighting
-Laptop with IMovie
I would say the stop motion video went very well, it took quite a lot of time because the editing on photoshop to make it look more vintage each picture I change the saturation but Overall i think I did quite well.

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Tutorial that inspired me to do my FlipBook showing I have a good understanding of making a FlipBook.

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A picture of me i took in Italy, I remember taking a range of pictures with my tripod placed behind me.
I choose this picture because I like how my surrounding is just moving in each picture eg. The bird, the Waves

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George Michael - Careless Whisper (Official Video)

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On the other gif I took those pictures a while go so I gave it another try proving I can actually make a gif,
So I did a Slow motion of my drink being poured on the table, within that I’m trying to create a heart.

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These two videos has inspired me in a way to keep my own stop motion more like a music video with a story. What I like about the first video is that fact the maker uses different type of imagination to be like a vegetable by using different objects shaped as those vegetables.
The second video was a music video with different stop motion thing around the artist which made it look more unique unlike other music videos I guess it’s more cartoon than it should be.

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Used different contrast and Saturation

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It’s suppose to be a stick man running then doing a flip and exploding.

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Final Gif🤗

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-Photographer, Filmmaker, Inventor (1830-1904)
He started the the vision of creating illusion of motion by placing images in a sequence making them look like a short second movie.
He migrated to United States at a young age from United Kingdom but it was not until 1868 he became famous for his photos.

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Unique, he was the only one that has created that type of picture from this day on.

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Which year did Leland Stanford commission Muybridge to take pictures of his racehorse?

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Which year did Leland Stanford commission Muybridge to take pictures of his racehorse?

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JUNE 15, 1878

He uses high-speed stop-motion photography to capture a horse's motion. The photos prove that the horse has all four feet in the air during some parts of its stride.

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What did Stanford want to find out from these photographs?

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What did Stanford want to find out from these photographs?

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Stanford paid $25,000 bet by proving that horses "flew,"
Stanford initially staked Muybridge $2,000 for the project, but over the next six years the project cost $50,000.

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What was the set up Muybridge used to take the photographs?

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What was the set up Muybridge used to take the photographs?

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A row of 12 shutters, was a row of 12 cameras. As a backup,
each camera had two lenses and made two separate exposures.

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Muybridge wanted to know when a horse trots or gallops, does it ever become fully airborne and he proved his answer which was yes.

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What became possible because of Muybridge’s work?

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What became possible because of Muybridge’s work?

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Film, Zoopraxiscope
A new universe of motion taken by camera

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I’ve done my photo FilpBook which is suppose to be people walking up and down the stairs but the error I’ve done on my flipbook is the material of the paper, it was harder to flick than it should be.

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These are the two characters I used for my short video,
I used the hard studio light to put more effect and tension to the image after I used photoshop and played with the saturation to make it more vintage.

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Final stop motion video, i used IMovie to edit the video and make it to one quick music video overall I did quite well because it is my first time making a stop motion video.
Within that the final story of this video is a man saw girl in the magazine trying to escape so he does his best to try catch her.

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I guess I did quite well on my second gif.

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Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer (HD version)