I captured the images separately, using SnagIt, by slowly scrolling in Google Maps/Earth and making sure the tip of the Eiffel tower was in the same place every time. Then I grabbed a screenshot of the browser window of the same size. With the separate images on disk (and numbered in order), I just dragged all of them to the timeline and they get added there alphabetically.
I think it's possible to use without permission for educational purposes (which is true in this case), but I find the 'attribution' part a bit weird and hard to do. Like, the images in this video, as you spin around, the attribution data changes...
Does the preference of the image being taken from 3 seconds to 1 second mean the import time is decreased? or does it mean that instead of a picture every 3 seconds it is a picture every .1 second?
The default duration of images is what will affect how fast they switch. So a picture every .1 second, meaning the images change faster and the animation appears faster.
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Sa traiesti, Cristi! Multumim de tutorial!
Cu mare placere!
Nice video Cristi - Thank you.
How did you capture the image screen shots so they spin once you edit the timing in preferences.
Thank you.
I captured the images separately, using SnagIt, by slowly scrolling in Google Maps/Earth and making sure the tip of the Eiffel tower was in the same place every time. Then I grabbed a screenshot of the browser window of the same size. With the separate images on disk (and numbered in order), I just dragged all of them to the timeline and they get added there alphabetically.
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Brilliant.
Thank you.
Thanks Cristi. Do you know what the license for using Google Earth images is?
I think it's possible to use without permission for educational purposes (which is true in this case), but I find the 'attribution' part a bit weird and hard to do. Like, the images in this video, as you spin around, the attribution data changes...
Does the preference of the image being taken from 3 seconds to 1 second mean the import time is decreased? or does it mean that instead of a picture every 3 seconds it is a picture every .1 second?
The default duration of images is what will affect how fast they switch. So a picture every .1 second, meaning the images change faster and the animation appears faster.
I did not know that the lunatic Dreyfus has created a LUT called Clouseau!
I don’t know who that is :)