Theoretically, it is quite easy to create animated pictures that leave the viewers' impression that the images are full of life. And almost anyone could do this if they have at hand a series of different frames made to the same subject, whether insufferable or not, and paste them into a single gif. Basically, though, things are a little different. If we want to get some really impressive animated gifs we have to pay attention to details and not just throw a handful of images in a program to "revive" them and make them move. The difference between a spectacular animated gif and one that an 8-year-old kid could make lies in the way we assemble the material and in which we know how to focus only on certain elements in the image, in order to give rise to "moving "with personality.
Depending on the nature of the photo, it is important to choose a single portion of the image to "move" and the rest to remain static. If we have people in pictures, for example, we can arrange everything so that only part of their body moves. Same with animals. If we are talking about a natural landscape, we can choose to move only clouds or blades of grass, for example. And so on. To bring more finesse, distinction and intensity to our playful creations. To better understand what we are talking about here, we invite you to see some animated gifs edited in a way that is as subtle as it is brilliant.
