Anyway, I accidentally discovered that if I take a series of shots in a row, they make them into a .gif for me!
Here's tonight's sunset:
![](https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-rsA-3ZIg_Ik/UczjB4fhKoI/AAAAAAAAFXg/bfqbt-08hAI/w506-h285-o/IMAG1993-MOTION.gif)
Here is little kid at sunset a few days ago:
![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-bFWCQbLM_n4/Uci09ejlYKI/AAAAAAAAFQw/sccdXodNAlE/w506-h286-o/IMAG1955-MOTION.gif)
And here are my boys (all 3 of them) playing in the creek on vacation:
![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-3k3309jCiME/Uci1J-KGWII/AAAAAAAAFRM/dfIcl9mx9j8/w506-h286-o/IMAG1868-MOTION.gif)
This is a recent discovery so stay tuned for lots more of this since it endlessly entertains me!
7 comments:
I love how the sun sets over and over. What is the app?
That's kind of awesome - I'm going to have to see if I have gifs too!
I don't think it's an app, it started happening when I logged on to google+. They have automatic photo backup, or something, and it stacks consecutive photos if you have 5 or more.
Wow! Super cool.
I was watching this documentary on Oregon Public Broadcasting about this time lapse videographer and I kept saying how awesome it would be to try something like that. My husband just laughed in a "Like you could do that" kind of way. Well! Looky here. I've got to give this a try. Fabulous!
(And not just because I could prove him wrong...)
Mr. Ashley has a GoPro sports camera that takes one photo per minute. When we go to the beach, we attach it to his chair and then when we get home, I import all of the pictures into movie maker and it creates a quick little time lapse of our whole day into a video. It's awesome!
So you could do it, Cassadie, that will show him!
Pretty cool!
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