Bangkok's waltz

[smithore]

Here is a short slideshow (test) with morphing and fast pictures fading (mini 300ms).

http://s144573887.onlinehome.fr/bangkok%20morphing%204.exe

[rakn]

Stephane,

Amazing, wonderful, beautiful ... Tres bien.

Thank you for sharing, your shows are so inspiring.

Ragnar

[neil]

As always , a great original piece of work.

I think Stephane is very skilled in his use of PTE.

Neil

[keyboard]

Wow!!!

Simply jaw dropping.

Thank you for sharing.

John.

[pnelson]

Beautiful! Just awesome! A true work of art!

[ADB]

PHOTOGRAPHY/GRAPHICS (Out of 5)

5 - Outstanding photography and Graphics. You have really "captured" the people and the moment

SOUNDTRACK (Out of 5)

4 - Strong soundtrack matching the energy of the subject with good variation suiting itself to variety of transitions.

TIMING (Out of 5)

5 - Superb - Show magically synced (I realise it was a test hence the "rushed" ending)

PTE MASTERY (Out of 5)

5 - PTE Mastery is what this show is all about!

WATCHABILITY - Couldn't finish / Watched Once / Would watch again / Would watch many times

OVERALL SCORE AND COMMENT (Out of 20)

19/20 - Magic!!

Cheers

Andrew

[Kalain]

Hi,

Wow, very interesting effects.

I should say fascinating (morphing) effects.

This is a bit between video and photos.

Very nice.

Alain.

[Sammy]

Hello ,I am new here. I just wanted to say how impressed I was with your presentation.

Also I wanted to ask a question --how did you get the moving effect ,I would love to know how to do that with my pictures. I just started using the program so I'm sorry if this question is stupid.

Cheers ,Sammy

[ADB]

Hello ,I am new here. I just wanted to say how impressed I was with your presentation.

Also I wanted to ask a question --how did you get the moving effect ,I would love to know how to do that with my pictures. I just started using the program so I'm sorry if this question is stupid.

Cheers ,Sammy

I'm guessing but I think the author took one or two shots of the same scene a few seconds apart, then used a morphing program to generate the scenes inbetween the shots (possibly even a video application) then he was able to extract (possible hundreds) of separate frames each show a change in the movement of the subject. These were then played back in rapid sucession 30ms or thereabouts with no transition effects. But that's just a guess :-)

What I would really love to know is how long it took to make this amazing presentation.

Cheers

Andrew

[smithore]

I'm guessing but I think the author took one or two shots of the same scene a few seconds apart, then used a morphing program to generate the scenes inbetween the shots (possibly even a video application) then he was able to extract (possible hundreds) of separate frames each show a change in the movement of the subject. These were then played back in rapid sucession 30ms or thereabouts with no transition effects. But that's just a guess :-)

Good ADB!!! It's exactly the way I've worked!

[Kalain]

Hi stéphane,

Good ADB!!! It's exactly the way I've worked!

I have never used morphing software, I thought it was only for "playing" with images.

You shown us that it's a quite interesting way to use such software.

I guess there is plenty of them along the web.

Do you have any preference ?

Alain

[smithore]

Do you have any preference ?

For this show I've used "Fantamorph 3", you can create animated gifs, videos, jpeg series, flash movie etc.

It could be useful if PTE could play flash movie in real time to insert animations like this.

[Sammy]

I'm guessing but I think the author took one or two shots of the same scene a few seconds apart, then used a morphing program to generate the scenes inbetween the shots (possibly even a video application) then he was able to extract (possible hundreds) of separate frames each show a change in the movement of the subject. These were then played back in rapid sucession 30ms or thereabouts with no transition effects. But that's just a guess :-)

What I would really love to know is how long it took to make this amazing presentation.

Cheers

Andrew

It sounds like I will have to practice a lot more --thanks for letting me know ..

Cheers ,Sammy