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  • mixin
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    Thanks Emily, it was really easy with that program.

    The video was taken with my camera and since it was sunny and I had no viewfinder, I was just hoping to at least catch some of it... and thrilled that it turned out as well as it did.

    It was such a privilege to watch; I was standing at the roadside with a flag in one hand and the camera in the other. When the participants saw me, so many responded with horn blowing, waving, hand gestures.

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  • Emily
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    I've never tried putting together an animation. Thanks for sharing the tips. You did a great photojournalism job covering this event.

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  • mixin
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    You are very welcome.

    If anyone has any tips on editing videos, making gifs, etc, please feel free to add them.

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  • sharon sanders
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    Thanks Mixin!

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  • mixin
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    An Animated Gif of the World Trade Center Beam Trip

    On Saturday, July 2, 2011, a beam from the former North Tower of the World Trade Center followed a local route from Angola, IN to a memorial site at the Osolo Fire Department in Elkhart, IN.

    The beam, draped with a flag and carried on the red truck, was escorted by police, fire departments and an estimated 15,000 motorcyclists. As the beam came by this location, a local pilot flew over and did a big dip to pay tribute.

    The entire procession took about 20 minutes; so I made this .gif from the first few minutes of the video I took.

    I found this program on the net http://www.photoscape.org/ps/main/index.php and it's really simple to make .gifs. I saved screen captures from my video, then just dragged the pics I wanted into the .gif maker. It gives the options of how fast you want your frames to display, either as a group or individually. In mine, I slowed down the couple of the truck carrying the beam.

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