Camp IPX - Day 4

Animation was the word for the day!

We learned many new image processing techniques:

animating stacks

moving through a stack

editing stacks

creating stacks

montaging a stack

"Today we learned about animation. First we looked at the samples, then we made our own. It was so much fun that I didn't even know time was going by. My animation was a man playing basketball. I also learned that when they make videos they use animation. It was a lot of fun to work on animation."

Here is a sample of frame-by-frame animation!

"Today we worked on animations. First we took the sample with the 3 dots and messed around with it. Then when we had the idea of animation we started drawing one of our own. I animated the hamburger eating a piece of a pickle. This was what I was waiting for!"

One of the campers created their own activity using NIH Image. In this activity you can design a cityscape or a castle.

There is always time for exploring at Camp IPX! After scanning a picture of Michael Jordan, this camper used his image processing skills to put his head on Michael's body!

Watch out for those bees!

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	"Today we learned about animation. First we looked at the samples, then we made our own. It was so much fun that I didn't even know time was going by. My animation was a man playing basketball. I also learned that when they make videos they use animation. It was a lot of fun to work on animation."
Here is a sample of frame-by-frame animation!
	"Today we worked on animations. First we took the sample with the 3 dots and messed around with it. Then when we had the idea of animation we started drawing one of our own. I animated the hamburger eating a piece of a pickle. This was what I was waiting for!"
One of the campers created their own activity using NIH Image. In this activity you can design a cityscape or a castle.
There is always time for exploring at Camp IPX! After scanning a picture of Michael Jordan, this camper used his image processing skills to put his head on Michael's body!
Watch out for those bees!