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optimisticSo, I pretty much love the Twilight movie (how can you NOT? It's so awful). And I decided to tell/show you why using PICTURES
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Disclaimer: Feel free to leave whatever hateful (or loving!) comment you want to leave, but just know that I DO NOT love Twilight. I also DO NOT hate Twilight. I see the series for exactly what it is; fluff reading. I made these entries to poke some playful fun at the movie, that's all. My only intention here was to make some people giggle.
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( and shiny animations!Collapse )
NEW MOON ENTRIES COMING SOON!
Disclaimer: Feel free to leave whatever hateful (or loving!) comment you want to leave, but just know that I DO NOT love Twilight. I also DO NOT hate Twilight. I see the series for exactly what it is; fluff reading. I made these entries to poke some playful fun at the movie, that's all. My only intention here was to make some people giggle.
as of November 7, 2009
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Here's a short gif-making tutorial.
I generally just make gifs out of either DVDs or YouTube videos, but there's a high chance anyone that reads this won't have the same DVD Decrypter software that I have or wants to use the same converter site, so this tutorial doesn't include parts about that. If you have a DVD decrypter software, all you have to do is decrypt a dvd and make sure it saves into a file type that's recognized by VirtualDub (the program I use to cap, which I downloaded from here originally, in case you want to do that).
If you ARE interested, I like to use Convert.Files, to download YouTube videos.
I also use Adobe ImageReady 7.0, but I assume the same process would work with other versions of ImageReady, but I've never used those versions so I don't know if things look/are the same.
Anyway, ( on with the tutorial!Collapse )
I generally just make gifs out of either DVDs or YouTube videos, but there's a high chance anyone that reads this won't have the same DVD Decrypter software that I have or wants to use the same converter site, so this tutorial doesn't include parts about that. If you have a DVD decrypter software, all you have to do is decrypt a dvd and make sure it saves into a file type that's recognized by VirtualDub (the program I use to cap, which I downloaded from here originally, in case you want to do that).
If you ARE interested, I like to use Convert.Files, to download YouTube videos.
I also use Adobe ImageReady 7.0, but I assume the same process would work with other versions of ImageReady, but I've never used those versions so I don't know if things look/are the same.
Anyway, ( on with the tutorial!Collapse )
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