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I get asked about how I make the rotating 360 degree animations for my figures fairly frequently, so I thought I'd take some pictures of the set-up I use for shooting them. I take sixteen photographs of the figure (one every 22.5 degrees) and then upload them all as separate layers, within a single image file, in a free art program called GIMP. I then crop out any unwanted excess space, perform any additional edits, if necessary, and then save the whole shebang as an animated gif file (loop forever with a 140 millisecond delay between frames).
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Very clever. Thanks for such a clear explanation.
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Wow ... thanks! This will totally come in handy. I was thinking I'd always need some kind of turn table if I were going to do this ... I love the 'manual' pencil on paper technique!
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Hi Mark. An elegantly simple technique and explanation. The tip on "GIMP" also great. Thanks for sharing.
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