Post Your Cool Cinemagraphs Here!

[KynloStephen66515]

[KynloStephen66515]

[40hz]

Wow...Keir Dullea as Dave Bowman in 2001, George C. Scott as General Buck Turgidson in Dr. Strangelove, Jack Nicholson as Jack "Here's Johnny!" Terrance in The Shining, and Sue Lyon being totally (if somewhat horrifyingly) unforgettable in the 1962 version ofLolita?

Good taste! You do know how to pick them don't you?

(Not sure about the jarheads though. Is that from Full Metal Jacket?)

[tomos]

enjoyed

what exactly is the difference between a "cinemagraph" and a good old-fashioned "gif" (I know these are saved as gif's anyway).
To me they look like 'intelligent' gifs - I mean that they use a series of images, and then reverse the same images, so as there is no jerky end/beginning.

[40hz]

^Yeah...I wondering about that myself.

[x16wda]

I expect in a cinemagraph much of the background is static (e.g., the clock in the first one isn't moving).

[4wd]

That's one tough log.

From here.

[tomos]

From here.

from there:

Developed in 2011 by Jamie Beck and Kevin Burg, cinemagraphs are GIF images that combine still photography and video to produce a stunning effect. Typically, the entire GIF is motionless except for one or two elements, providing a brilliant juxtaposition between the motion and the motionless. For your viewing pleasure, we’ve collected 43 beautiful cinemagraph GIFs:

I dont like most of the ones that use a still image of a person - where one part of their body moves, but the rest is frozen.
Although, here's an exception

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