Albert Pujols in motion...

[KLARNOLD]

I created an Albert Pujols animated gif file using 24 different baseball cards and one photo. I was trying to use only cards of him batting to create his swing in motion with the exception of the last image. Do I need to slow the animation down or make any other changes?

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h277/ ... n/AP-1.gif

 

[Jaypers]

Do I need to slow the animation down

Maybe just a tad.

 

[rico08]

Children might have a seizure but it's pretty cool if that's a goal.

 

[DetroitTigers]

Looks pretty cool. Maybe slow it down a bit.

 

[KLARNOLD]

is this better?

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h277/ ... on/AP2.gif

 

[braves2008champs]

make the photos the same size?

 

[A_Pharis]

If you make all of the images the same size that would be pretty awesome.

 

[Tomlinson21RB]

I would make the last frame stay a little long. Either extend the time on it or put the same image in 2-3 times. That way it will break it up a little when it begins to cycle through the images again.

 

[KLARNOLD]

Thanks for all your suggestions. Here is the resized final one with a slight delay on the end.

http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h277/ ... on/AP5.gif

 

[200lbhockeyplayer]

In my opinion, the best way to do animations like this is to create a larger image windows, and always keep the body in the same location. Basically, instead of lining the animation up by the borders of the cards, line up the body. That way, no matter the speed...the body is moving correctly without jumping up and down.

 

[BunchOBull]

I like the concept. I'd resize it to be just a bit smaller and make the pause more like 3 seconds at the end, but it's nice how it is.

 

[BigAppleJak]

Good Stuff.....

 

[jeff550]

still needs to be slown down

 

[chrome_ball]

Looks pretty neat. Nice work.