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Animation of a set of 19 micrographs of a trio of chondrules in a thin-sectioned specimen of the Allende Meteorite, using cross-polarized light. Typical frame is Allende 5846 in this same set. Click All Sizes to see the animation run.
Field of view is about 2mm actual size.
Photographed with a DSLR attached to a petrographic microscope.
The Allende meteorites fell in 1969 at Pueblito de Allende, Mexico.
Glíma Competition (named Bikarglíma Íslands) hosted by The Icelandic Glíma Association held in Íþróttahús Kennaraháskólans, Laugardalur, Reykjavik, Iceland - January 2017
To view theGIF water animation, click on "ALL SIZES" and give it time to load!
On my PC it takes about 30 seconds for the animation to load.
Taken on White's Cove, Pasadena (where I live)
'Window' was a short animation project created by me and 3 other students. We had less than a week to create and edit it so it isnt necessarily the most polished piece but we were fairly happy with it. The plant characters (and their facial expressions), a couple of backdrops and a couple of props (cars, windows etc) were made by me. Whilst I didnt voice the character, I did record them from a friend and edit them myself, and I also entirely edited the final product together. I was also obviously involved in the actual animation process.
I am quite happy with the piece as a first step in the world of animation.
LA LIGA PRESENTA: DESAFÍOS Y ALTERNATIVAS PARA
COPRODUCIR CON ÉXITO / LA LIGA PRESENTS: CHALLENGES
AND ALTERNATIVES TO SUCCESSFUL CO-PRODUCTION
Un panel en donde productores Latam y europeos
comparten sus recorridos y reflexionan sobre las claves
para coproducir proyectos y no morir en el intento. • A
panel where Latin American and European producers share
their experiences and reflect on the keys to co-produce
projects and not die trying
PANELISTS
Ron Dyens, Founder & Head,
Sacrebleu / Florencia Lemoine,
Producer, GF Films & GG VFX / Andrés
Lieban,
Partner & Creative Director, 2DLab
Raúl Berninches
Executive Producer, Magoproduction
MODERATOR
Bea Bartolomé
Coordinator, Premios Quirino
Fotografías por Jennifer Haslop// VS22- INCAA
lacewing larva with rubbish camouflage animation. See original size www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/20637478232/sizes/o/ for animation
Animation of 28 DSLR frames (reduced to 640x480 format). The images were made using cross-polarized light through a petrographic microscope. The lower polarizer was rotated 5 degrees between frames. Field of view is about 0.0003 inch, top to bottom.
The "Ghubara" meteorite is found on the surface of the desert in Ghubara, Jiddat Al Harasis, Oman. Since its discovery in 1954 about 5,000kg have been recovered. It is unusually rich in noble gases and is classified as a regolith breccia L5 meteorite with xenolithic (mixed) inclusions.
Thin section acquired from Mike Kagelmacher (Rock-Slides on eBay).
OSIRIS-REx Mission Design: Earth Return Animations
On September 24, 2023, OSIRIS-REx will return its sample of asteroid Bennu to Earth. The sample return capsule will detach from the spacecraft, perform an entry, descent and landing sequence, and touch down at the UTTR facility in Utah. The Bennu samples will be taken to Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas for curation, and will be studied by scientists around the world for decades to come.
Animation credit: NASA Goddard's Scientific Visualization Studio
For the OSIRIS-REx Mission Design: Earth Return Animations visit: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/20257
Les Arenes, en el Riu Ripoll. Entre Castellar del Vallès i Sant Llorenç Savall (Vallès Occidental/Barcelona/Catalonia) - Olympus OmD - Em5 camera + Mzd 12-100 mm. f4 Pro Af. lens
A short stop motion animation I made of my art mannequin painting.
Music is Paradise Stars by Noah and The Whale
Animated film N'yarey
Release year: 2024
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A 3D animation using Adobe After Effects. Enjoy! All footage taken from the single original image posted here - www.flickr.com/photos/48232585@N00/16199618349/
Best resolution video here - www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhLRl6LRzDM
To see the animation click on the picture...click on 'all sizes'.....click 'Original size', then wait a few seconds and the animation will start!
If this works, this should be animated in the full size version. Never tried this before, but I'm branching out ;)
Merry Christmas Animation Pictures
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Animation test done in 2005.
Click ALL SIZES to see in action!
Teste de animação feito em 2005.
Clique em TODOS OS TAMANHOS para ver em ação!
(Update: Acabei de perceber que no Safari não passa legal...)
This animation was created from MRI scans made of my brain that were taken on May 13 2014 at the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore. I was recruited to be one of the healthy participants in a research project studying brain functionality.
Man: Yeah, hi. I got a special delivery for Homer Simpson.
Bart: That's me!
Man: [punches Bart in the face] Don't write no more letters to Mr. Sinatra.
[doorbell rings; Bart answers it]
Teenager: I got a special delivery for Homer Simpson.
Bart: Uh, that's me.
Teenager: [punches Bart in the face] Stop stealing golf balls from the driving range!
[doorbell rings]
Man: [through door] Homer Simpson! I've got a, uh, special delivery for you.
Bart: Go away!
Man: If you do not open the door, Mr. Simpson, I cannot give you your...special delivery.
[Bart looks through mail slot, sees man holding animation cel rolled in cardboard]
Bart: [sighs with relief and opens door]
Man: Here's your special delivery.
Bart: Thanks --
Man: [punches Bart in the face] And that's for keeping me waiting.
5x21 Lady Bouvier's Lover
Panoramic Screen Captures
Dragon Ball Anime Series
Screen Captures edited with Adobe Photoshop
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Animation Courtyard
The Magic of Disney Animation -- This attraction underwent a major rehab in November 2003, and then another minor rehab in October 2004. Here's the current format:
The tour begins with visitors sitting in an area featuring a live artist. The 10-minute segment, called "Drawn to Animation," features the artist interacting with an animated version of the tiny dragon Mushu, from 1998's popular feature Mulan. After hearing about the importance of character development and watching a humorous video with some Mulan artists, guests will visit the area that overlooks what USED to be the workspace of Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida. The Cast Member in this segment talks briefly about animation, and answers a few questions. Unfortunately, the real Disney animators were all laid off in early January 2003, and the entire animation process relocated to Disney's California studios, so there is nothing much to see when you are released from that part of the tour. After the cast member's talk, visitors have the chance to visit a number of interactive activities or to sit for 15-20 minutes at a Mickey-themed animator table and create their own Disney character art at the Animation Academy, under the guidance of a Disney artist.
The Sound Stage -- In this hands-on activity, young animators can play with various sound effects and create their own soundtrack for an animated scene.
Digital Ink and Paint -- As these workstations you can add color to an animated scene, and create your own atmosphere.
You're a Character -- In this booth, you can visit with Lumiere (of Beauty and the Beast fame), who will ask you a series of questions and tell you which Disney character you are most like.
Walt Disney World-Hollywood Studios-Orlando Fl.
Short animation of Callisto moving behind Jupiter between 22:00 and 22:19 GMT on the evening of 9th December
An animation of 36 individual frames, each frame having a polarizer rotated 5 degrees relative to the adjacent frames, for a total rotation of 180 degrees.
These frames are a 20X magnification of a wafer-thin cross section of a meteorite from the Vaca Muerta fall. These meteorites were found in the Atacama Desert and are a form called mesosiderites -- meaning bits of both stony and iron material. They are rather loosely bound in a matrix of silicates, so they are a rare class to find: they normally break up on entry into our atmosphere, so large examples are rare. Several hundred Vaca Muerta examples are known.
Astronomers and planetary geologists study meteorites in thin section to determine their material makeup. The colors, and angles of refraction, of the light through the crystals revealed by the saw and grinding wheels help identify the crystals. These are mostly plagioclase and pyroxene, but some of the darker areas are iron and iron sulfide (troilite). Some of this material is quite likely as old as, or older than, the Earth itself.
Radiogenic dating of zircon and other crystals tell us the formation age of meteorites. Cosmic-ray tracks in the transparent crystals tell us how long the material has been in space in the solar system since it formed.
And, to top it all off, the colorful light patterns formed by rotating the polarizers in the microscope make for rather pretty pictures.
Click All Sizes to see the animation run.
Thin section acquired from Mike Kagelmacher (Rock-Slides on eBay).
To the right of the inspiration board, I have a corner filled with stacks with ready-to-use animation bond paper, exposure sheets, thumbnail boards, blank storyboard pages, folders -- along with more various oddities that never cease to inspire me.
(And for the record, I am NOT a NASCAR fan. That big number 8 was bought by Andrea at a flea market. She got a whole stack of old gas station numbers.)