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Published: 2012-03-02 21:50:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1422; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 16
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From the very moment I learned how logs work I wanted to make an animation to show the way that I think about it when converting back and forth between exponential form and log form.Related content
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What software & settings did you use to create this?
Looks so Fluid!
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I just used Photoshop cs4. I don't own the program, but I get to use it at school whenever I don't have a class. So one day I messed around with the animation tools. You go to window and select "animation" and a timeline pops up at the bottom of the screen. Then I found an option somewhere that allows you to treat layers as frames. so each layer in the file was one frame of the animation. That's how I animate in my Photoshop Elements 7 at home here, is by making the layers work as frames. For this animation, I typed up all of the characters, moved each character a certain number of pixels, copied the previous frame, moved each character again with the arrow keys. I don't know if you were looking for this much information, but here you go! Feel free to ask questions
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By moving each layer 👍: 0 ⏩: 0
I must be very honest, there are signs here of better things to come;
[link] Some Awesome ideas, too!
Thanks for sharing your time to explain, Kind Gentleman!
Wow, I'm so glad a stumbled upon this. It will definitely help on my test!
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This gif is now a part of the #Giffyz group's
"Featured Folder" - and your page has been linked!
Congratulations & great job!
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Smart move kid. Infact, i think you should show this you your teacher so he/she can use it for future generation
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omg where where u when I were doing this in my class lol
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I was probably in middle school, sorry I came too late
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I wish I had seen this when I was learning logs haha
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I wish that someone had shown me this, but I had to teach myself the easy way to convert it back and forth.
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