Sherlock and his amazing elevating bedstead

[captivebird]

After a rather disappointing effort using an online gif generator in an attempt to amuse someone on my flist, have just made my first very own animated gif from first principles using Photoshop and some screencaps! Ta-daaaa...

Comments

[nerdgirl_11]

HUZZAH! Well done, you!! And what a first image to work with ... *swoons* ;D

[captivebird]

Huzzah indeed. This could become addictive...

[nerdgirl_11]

Loverly! ;D

[reallyginnyf]

That is wonderful!!! You should join us on Tumblr, where your gif will get the attention and appreciation it deserves! :D

[captivebird]

Still very much a beginner at this, but it's certainly fun! :-)

[rakspatel]

Very impressive dear - Loving your work!

[rakspatel]

By the way, I don't know if you have watched the "Behind the scenes" feature on the Sherlock Series 2 DVD yet (I just have!) but there is a whole section on how they did this scene - it involves a hydraulic bed!

[captivebird]

Yes, that dvd feature - plus the fun commentary by BC, LP, SF, MG and SV on A Scandal in Belgravia - is what is inspiring me. That, and the fact that it's the only episode for which I have sceencaps! :-))

How I wish they'd had time to do a commentary for The Reichenbach Fall too. But I suppose that they didn't want to give too much away in any case!

[rakspatel]

Yes I was disappointed that Martin was not featuring on any of the commentaries. The commentary I liked best on Series 1 was the Mark, Benedict and Martin commentary - it sounded like they were having so much fun!

I too wanted a commentary for Fall featuring Andrew Scott!

At least, for the first time, they let Andrew speak on the behind the scenes feature.

[reallyginnyf]

I can't find a U.S. release date for the series 2 of Sherlock anywhere online!

[grigorisgirl]

Ooh well done!

[captivebird]

I could waste a great deal of time doing this... :-))