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The document summarizes the process the author went through to create a cinemagraph project. It involved researching cinemagraph techniques in Photoshop, filming portraits of friends, finding a page turn effect code, editing a photo to animate writing in a diary, coding the project in HTML5 and Javascript, and overcoming challenges with coffee until achieving an animated page turning effect and other cinemagraphs.
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- 2. Where did it all begin? • Impressed with Cinemagraphs • More artistic approach • Not generic website • I love to do photography & portraits
- 3. The Process: • Thought about Who & asked them to be a part of my project •Googled “How to make a cinemagraph in Photoshop CS6 •Set dates & filmed these cool people below Brian James Jessica Justin
- 4. The Process Continued…… • Googled “Javascript Page Turn Effect” • Found a really awesome yet simple one
- 5. The Process Continued… • Took a really awesome photo of my desk with a diary, pen, & fake candles. •Then, photoshoped out the words in the diary
- 6. The Process….Still Continued……….……. • *shudders*……..The HTML5 & Javascript Coding……..
- 7. Still Continuing the Process……………….... A little of this… Some of this….. COFFEE! And a whole lotta this…..
- 8. …………………………………… • Got me to this The Pages Turn!!!
- 9. And this!!!!!!!! This too!!!!!!! And this!!!!!!!!!!!!