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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - GIF from image sequence

2015-11-10T23:20:42Z

Moojam14: Moojam14 moved page Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Make a GIF from image sequence to Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - GIF from image sequence

====Open an image sequence====
# From Photoshop go '''File > Open'''

#Select the first image in the sequence and check the "Image sequence" box
#Choose your frame rate from the dialogue box
====Output an animated GIF====
[[File:Animated-gif2.png|300px|thumb|right|Set your looping options]]
#*In Photoshop CS 6 go '''File > Save for Web and Devices'''
#*In Photoshop CC 2015 go '''File > Export > Save for Web (Legacy) ...'''
#Choose a GIF flavor from the Preset drop down menu
#You should now be able to preview the animation in the lower right
#Set your Loop options - once or forever
#Click '''Save''' and name your animated gif file

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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Make a GIF from image sequence

2015-11-10T23:20:42Z

Moojam14: Moojam14 moved page Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Make a GIF from image sequence to Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - GIF from image sequence

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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T23:20:14Z

Moojam14: Moojam14 moved page Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Exporting image sequence from Dragon Frame. to Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence===
The image files Dragonframe saves to your project folder as you capture are neither cropped nor rotated. To produce a sequence of images that look just like your animation frames should, you'll have to export them as an image sequence.

# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# Make sure the ''source'' is set to High-resolution.
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately.
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Exporting image sequence from Dragon Frame.

2015-11-10T23:20:14Z

Moojam14: Moojam14 moved page Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Exporting image sequence from Dragon Frame. to Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Scanning (Mac)

2015-11-10T23:19:12Z

Moojam14: Moojam14 moved page Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Scanning Zoetrope strips to Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Scanning (Mac)

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===Scanning===
Scanning is accomplished with the use of a scanner and scanning software. An image editing program like Photoshop or Preview is useful afterward to crop, resize and adjust your image.
====How to Scan on Macintosh OS X:====
# Align the object in the scanner bed face down in the scanner.
# Launch '''Image Capture''' from the Applications folder.
# Drag the boundary box around the portion of the image you want to capture
# Set '''resolution''' (see below).
# Set the '''Format''' to '''TIFF''' (this is an uncompressed image file format)
# Note the '''Scan to''' location. This is where your file will be saved. You can change this.
#Click the '''Scan''' button.

Note: you may need to save your scanned file to the network space on Orca then move to another computer to continue editing in Photoshop or Preview.

Please ask the students at the front desk of the Computer Center for assistance if you have any questions.

===At what resolution should I scan?===
A good rule of thumb is to set the scan resolution at double what your final image’s resolution will be.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
! Image type !! final resolution !!scan resolution
|-
| web image || 72 ||150
|-
| image for print || 300 || 600
|}

'''Small images:''' If you are going to be enlarging a small image the higher your
resolution the better the enlarged image will look. Experiment to get the best
results!

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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Scanning Zoetrope strips

2015-11-10T23:19:12Z

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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T23:16:34Z

Moojam14: /* Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence */

Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T23:15:48Z

Moojam14: /* Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence */

===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence===
The image files Dragonframe save to the working folder are not cropped or rotated. To produce a sequence of images that look just like your animation frames should, you'll have to export them as an image sequence.

# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# Make sure the ''source'' is set to High-resolution.
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately.
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
[[Category:2015-2016]]

Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T22:59:19Z

Moojam14: /* Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence */

===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# Make sure the ''source'' is set to High-resolution.
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately.
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T22:59:03Z

Moojam14:

===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# Make sure the ''source' is set to High-resolution.
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately.
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - Image sequences from Dragonframe.

2015-11-10T22:58:09Z

Moojam14: /* Output */

Go to '''File > Export Movie'''

===Source===
# Set '''Source''' to '''High-resolution JPG/TIFF'''
# Set '''Exposure to '''X1'''
# Set '''Frame Rate''' to the desired playback speed:
#* 1's = 30 fps
#* 2's = 15 fps
#* 3's = 10 fps

[[File:Export_Movie.png|thumb|right|400px|alt=Alt text|The Transformation and Export Window]]

===Transformation===
In the Transformation section adjust the crop aspect ratio to match your project settings.
# Check '''Crop to aspect ratio''' and set to 16:9 or 4x3 based on what you shot at.
# Uncheck '''Use push-in mask'''.
# Check '''Rotate/mirror to match animation window'''
# In the '''Scale''' section set '''px''' to
#* 4:3 = 1280 x 960
#* 16:9 = 1920 x 1080
# Check '''Keep proportions'''

===Dragonframe: Export Image Sequence===
# Select '''File''' > '''Export Image Sequence'''
# Make sure the ''source' is set to High-resolution.
# Confirm that your ''rotation'', ''scaling'', and ''crop'' settings are configured appropriately.
# Select desired file format (likely TIFF or PNG), quality settings (likely 100%), naming scheme, and destination.
#After exporting, examine images to confirm all settings were correct.
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Visualizing Microbial Seascapes - GIF from image sequence

2015-11-09T22:34:12Z

Moojam14: