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Here's another one of my Merlin (Angus Imrie) GIFs - this time it's a scene from the movie ("The Kid Who Would Be King").

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When creating my GIFs, instead of using software to capture sections of video (as is the most popular and easiest way to create GIFs these days), I actually screencap every single frame MANUALLY, then process all the images together in HD format using PhotoScape. I'll usually set them at the original video speed, although if a scene is too short, I may choose to slow down the playback to make the GIF longer (it all depends on the scene I'm working with).

As you could imagine, screencapping EVERY frame of a scene (one at a time) is quite a long task for me. So, although I'd be thrilled for others to share and have fun with my GIFs, I would wholeheartedly appreciate credit if you download and use these on your own websites. That's fair enough, huh?

Description
Here's another one of my Merlin (Angus Imrie) GIFs - this time it's a scene from the movie ("The Kid Who Would Be King").

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When creating my GIFs, instead of using software to capture sections of video (as is the most popular and easiest way to create GIFs these days), I actually screencap every single frame MANUALLY, then process all the images together in HD format using PhotoScape. I'll usually set them at the original video speed, although if a scene is too short, I may choose to slow down the playback to make the GIF longer (it all depends on the scene I'm working with).

As you could imagine, screencapping EVERY frame of a scene (one at a time) is quite a long task for me. So, although I'd be thrilled for others to share and have fun with my GIFs, I would wholeheartedly appreciate credit if you download and use these on your own websites. That's fair enough, huh?