Wiggle Stereoscopy [remixed]: Countrify It
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Wiggle Stereoscopy created by Bill Genereux
Take two photos of the same subject from slightly different angles. Merge the two photos into a single looped, animated gif to create a wiggle stereoscopic image that simulates 3-D. A very good tutorial explaining the full process can be found on Martin Sutherland's website.
Remix Card: "Countrify It"
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No Hipsters?
My attempt at this. I’m going to be completely honest here, my reasoning behind the content in this gif was strictly humor based. I found the poster funny. Makes me want to draw a comic featuring a hipster hamster or something.
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Moving pictures
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The Energizer Energy Forte
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Wiggle Steroscopy
Here’s my wiggle steroscopy!
Basically it’s just a two frame gif. I took two pictures at slightly different angles and uploaded them as layers into GIMP. Then just exported it as a gif and here you have it. I do wish …
Wiggle the PUSH Button
“Push” wigglegram animated GIF, by @aforgrave
So I pulled out the 3D Camera app today on the train when I saw some discussion on Twitter about making Wigglegrams using mobile applications in response to the August 2013 Animated GIF Challenge #11. I’ve always enjoyed making wigglegrams using the 3D Camera …
Wiggle
Today August 2013 GIF Challenge #11: Get Your Wiggle on based on ds106 Assignments: Wiggle Stereoscopy
There was a bit of chat on twitter today about using a mobile for the upcoming ds106 headless course. I’ve used an iPhone and iPad for a few assignments and a fair number of …
Lollipop wiggle – #AAG11
Took a little break to make a Dum-Dum wiggle
Thanks to Tina for the 3D app reccomendation
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Make it Stop in Stereo
One of my favorite scenes in the Twilight Zone episode ”The Invaders” is when Agnes Moorehead freaks out at the high pitched noise from the flying saucer. I played on this scene a bit in my with my comic effect assignment “Make it stop.” I figured I would experiment with …
That Wiggly Old Monk
A Wiggle Spectroscopy ds106 assignment:
Take two photos of the same subject from slightly different angles. Merge the two photos into a single looped, animated gif to create a wiggle stereoscopic image that simulates 3-D. A very good tutorial explaining the full process can be found on Martin Sutherland’s website…
Wiggle Stereogram
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I …
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Slinky in Stereo
I created this example Wiggle Stereoscope for class today. Below is a tutorial about how to make a Wiggle Stereoscopic image (ok this isn’t really a stereoscope image just a two frame animated GIF, but the technique is the same) and how to post your first Visual Assignment to DS106.…
Two Quick Wigglers
I thought it was time to try the ds106 Wiggler Spectroscopy assignment:
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I decided to use my pal Spike, the…
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ds106: Wiggle Stereoscopy
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If you haven’t seen them before, here’s the basic idea. You take…
CT 101 Homework, 10 Star Assignment
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Just took a photo and Photoshopped the text on.
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The prompt for this assignment is to
Take two photos of the same subject from slightly different angles. Merge the two photos into a single looped, animated gif to create a…
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Process: After taking the pictures with the app ‘Stereogram’ on my iPhone…
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this is the…
ds106 Assignment #6 Wiggle Stereoscopy
The Assignment I decided to do this time was Wiggle Stereoscopy The point of this Assignment is to take two photos of of the same thing from slightly different angles, then the two pictures are put together into a gif image and create a 3D like image.
I took these…
Wiggle Stereoscopy – RODE NT1A
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