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Animated GIF |
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Animated gifs are created
by combining images so they "flip" at a specified time. Animated gifs
provide additional information about products that could not be shown
through the use of flat photography |
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Images can be taken
of the object at different angles and combined with animation
as required to produce a presentation of the product.
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An
animated GIF flashes a series of images on the screen one after
another, creating presentation of the necessary
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Animated gif shows
an object rotating in one axis - allowing the user to see the front
and back of an object.
Animated images allow the user to see an
object moving as it would in operation. They are often used to
highlight specific features.
Monument
of David's Victory. (Model)
Design:
Myriam Berditchevsky
architect | |
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| An animated GIF
flashes two images on the screen one after another, creating
the illusion of volume. |
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of use of quick change of pictures. (Stereo
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| Animated gifs are created
from a number of individual photographs brought together to give the
illusion of movement. As the number of photographs increases so does the
quality, image size and the production time. Because of it as with any
image placed on a web site, care has to be taken not to force people to
wait to open a page. Animated gifs are often relatively large so they can
take a few seconds to download over a standard
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To create animated gifs,
all you need are some images of the same size and a program such as GIF Construction
Set. This program has an animation wizard that guides you through
each of the steps. Another product is ULead's GIF
Animator. Both offer free trial versions. |
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25.12.2002@ Grigory Anastasiev |
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