Hello Oliver,
I did some testing and got a great result
!!! Thanks a lot. Perfect!
One final question: what size, colour
depth and how many dpi is a good choice for a logo in the internet.
Mine is a little too big.
Thanks a lot, again
Michael
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30.06.2006 11:50:11:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Oliver,
great this is exactly that what I was looking for. To get a smooth
rotation how many frames do I need to create? For a 360 turn
via the
y-axis?
It depends on the speed you want. 10 frames per second is usually
enough
(25-30 is video setting). You will have to try. Start with rotating
every 20 or 30°.
After I have these many frames how do I get the animation? At
the
bottomline I like to get a gif file or what every is ok to be
placed on
a web page.
There are again 2 solutions. The GAP (gimp animation package) is very
useful in the long term, but requires some time to learn it. There
are
some animation tutorials there:
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/
The good old way is perfect for animations with few frames
See tutorials there:
http://gug.sunsite.dk/tutorials/biggyp1
(only do the three last steps, from the moment it says Now you
can set
the layer timings)
or even better:
http://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/index.html?node80.html
Best regards,
Olivier
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