Pretty sure this was a muskrat we spotted yesterday. Can anyone confirm that it's not an otter or a beaver?
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Spotted a Muskrat Yesterday: )
Pretty sure this was a muskrat we spotted yesterday. Can anyone confirm that it's not an otter or a beaver?
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(Old Spike)
can't be 100% ofc but they sure look like muskrats to me. not really the body shape of an otter, and in the few frames where they dive they don't seem to have tails wide enough to be beavers.
(Old Spike)
Yes, the clip from 2017 where they dive and you can see the tails is definitely muskrats. Didn't get a good view of the tail for the one at the beginning of the video though, which is why I wasn't sure.
(Old Spike)
What software did you use for the map thing at the end? It looks like the stuff they use for starting credits in submarine hunting movies.
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(Old Spike)
I like the ray trace style graphics, so I created them in Photoshop 7, drawing the lines with a mouse. The individual frames were compiled to video in Adobe Premier 14. Here's another video where I used the same style graphics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8b3G5VZlI8
(Old Spike)
Well, I have to say it looks really good. I'm sending you 3 free internet points, use them at your leisure.
(Old Spike)
orly? wow that's awesome. i just figured you'd used an app of some kind. much impressed you did that.
(Old Spike)
I have some others that use that style here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRKfDCNaz3Dhvee3fLsNykZaI4lZTLjUh
(Old Spike)
Correction. Most of the ray trace style animations I've done were ones I drew. I note that a few I did another way.