There are even some paper wrappers for this camera to give it a 90s disposable camera aesthetic. Of course, this isn’t the first camera dedicated to the creation of animated gifs. Before the C.H ...

A camera that only shoots GIFs might sound a little ridiculous, and it is, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a fun use for a Raspberry Pi Zero. Over on Hackaday, user nick.r.brewer walks you ...

Singh was part of NYU’s ITP program and this project came about thanks to his love of “building things, animated movies, and GIFs.” Wouldn’t it be cool if you could 3D print a camera that ...

GIF Camera for Android makes it a little easier by allowing you to create a short animated image out of a series of photos, or by taking a video with your phone's camera.

Animated GIF files can add life to a website if used in moderation, or serve as an interesting forum avatar. ... How to Get Rid of the Yellow Border for Text in GIMP.

In 2015, Facebook officially added support for GIFs, so users can share their favorite dance moves and slam dunks with greater ease. Here's how to do it.

The developers don’t expect the camera to offer DSLR-quality images, but it’s cheaper… and shoots animated GIFs. It’s also the first commercial product based on the Raspberry Pi Compute ...

Most cameras take either photo, video or both – but the OTTO, a new Kickstarter project, is a piece of dedicated hardware that actually captures animated GIFs. It uses a hand-crank to do it, and ...

It’s such a good setup, it can be used to create animated .gifs using multiple camera exposures. The build uses an Arduino Uno, SD card shield, and Adafruit’s new NeoPixel strip with 144 RGB ...

Gif Me! is an Android app that hopes to take fun snapshots and selfies to the next level. From XnView, a name known for creating great camera apps on Android as well as photography apps on ...

Otto, a new camera developed by Next Thing Co., allows you to create and share your very own animated GIFS by turning an easy-to-use hand-powered crank.

For animated GIFs, I use Giffer because it allows you to quickly and easily import photos into the app and has options to create reverse and looping yo-yo GIFs as shown below.