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Link of the day: Make a flip-book based on point-and-shoot video

Submitted by Steven on Sunday, 14 September 2008No Comment

Here’s an interesting idea: Using 640×480 video to create a physical flipbook to mail to friends and family.Over at the Curious Blog they have instructions on how to pull it off using Photoshop and After Effects.

It looks like an innovative way to make a creative gift for somebody, and this post even includes the After Effects CS3 file that can help you pull it off. Click here or on the picture below to redirect to the Curious Blog.

Enjoy!