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I think, that differences come from calibration of computer-screens or maybe the capture programs.alice44 wrote:I have some sunset ones coming up -- I think from Kitty's computer the colours are prettier so some differences could be our computers or capture program or the time of day
I also have that problem, too excited to really see where I am clicking! I have already deleted all other buttons from the row where the ones for making films and screenshots are in VLC, because I very often made a mess! Now it's a bit easier. The Power off is thankfully nowhere around and can't be clicked with the mouse!alice44 wrote:You got a great capture of a duck.
My fingers usually get lost when I see a duck flying towards us -- sometimes I even click the power off button.
That's what I thought when I saw the sky in the afternoon. When I open them here I can click them forward, sometimes it's such a nice effect! It's really nice and different from a video clip!alice44 wrote:Felis I have been wondering what the max was. I really need to play around with some kind of movie maker, but I just have not put my mind to it.
I love how we can see the clouds move using this stop and go format.