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Published: 2006-08-25 20:49:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 223; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 1
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This photo was taken aboard the Carnival Miracle somewhere nearing the Western tip of Cuba. I liked how the side of the ship is so accurately parallel to the side of the photo without any adjustments needing to be made. Taken in February, '06.Related content
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Hahaha the Koose LOVES this photo!
So wicked awesome...
I like the colors
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Well the fact that the Koose, MASTER of photography "LOVES" this photo is just ______. Glad you like the colors.
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Amazing photo. Oh yes it really is. as you may have noticed fav from me for this one
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ha ha thanks--what an AUTHENTIC compliment, 'not used to that--awesome. I didn't really know if I was even an ok photographer or not--it means a lot that you'd say that. Thanks buddy. The Cuba thing's a +, ey?
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sure it is
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The Buena Vista Social Club? What's that? Thanks for all the input--it's pretty helpful
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Buena Vista Social Club is a cuban music band. They play all those classical cuban tunes. Really optimistic music and you know after listening to Bad Religion or System Of A Down i need a little bit of rest
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'guess you sort of would--alright, thanks for lettin' me know
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great qoute
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I take the first frame and open it in ImageReady, and add a layer for each additional frame, 'till you have them all. After that, open the animation window and add the first frame as an animation layer, and then make sure in the main layer box you make the next frame visable (the eye) and add a layer, and so on--this may be a little unclear as i'm doing it from memory and have done it like, twice. Other than that, I tied my skateboard up to a string and recorded it spinning, separated the frames into images, brought them into photoshop one-by-one, and traced them.
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How do you get image ready?
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essentially it's photoshop--there are few differences (that I know of) ImageReady CS comes in the Adobe CS suite I think...
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Ohh, well I found somthing that I can use to do that
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good... make an awesome one
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I forgot what i was going to make...what was it?
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sorry, but I seem to have forgotten too
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