Tobi Resting

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By: Jürgen Reinold
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Jürgen Reinold {Karma:1651}
Project	#35 Home	Camera Model	Canon S100 (2.1 Mega Pixels)
Categories	Digital Pets	Film Format
Portfolio	Tobi the Westie Illinois	Lens	built-in 2x zoom
Uploaded	1/8/2005	Film / Memory Type	SanDisk 128MB
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	627	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	1	Aperture	f/2.8
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - State - ILLINOIS Country - United States
About	I thought I throw a few dog pictures in to boost the ratings. Havven't used the dog since 10/31 last year. Here you can see Tobi in one of his favorite places in our kiving room. I modified the GIMP slide script to make these slide films. Picture details: Exposure 1/60s or 1/90s, aperture 2.8 or 3.5, focal length 5.4mm or 9.3mmmm, no flash, no tripod.

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Sarah Hansegard {K:4332} 1/22/2005

Cute little tired Tobi :) Such a sweet little guy, I just wanna pinch his cheeks! Great sequence!!

Sarah

PS. Hope to be posting more, I'm out of hibernation...lol

Jürgen Reinold {K:1651} 1/11/2005

I am using a public domain tool called GIMP. It is very similar in features to Photoshop and has a built-in programming language called Script-Fu. The standard distribution comes with a slide script that makes a single slide from a single image.

I have used that script as a starting point and have written one that converts a multi-layer image into a film strip. You can choose the labels (number, text) and the perforation is generated with a random offset (to mimic more realistic look). Would be more than happy to send you the script, but you need GIMP installed to run it (www.gimp.org)

Jürgen

delete my account {K:3679} 1/10/2005

very nicely done~!
I also have something like this but how did you do the filmpstrip?

Mark Kresl {K:9434} 1/8/2005

Very well presented, Jurgen. I love the film strip idea. Great pictures of Tobi as well.

Mark

Siddharth Siva {K:3327} 1/8/2005

hahaha..very interesting series!

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