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John,
A lot of people look at these captions on mobile phone screens. That means its better to avoid square output as it always shrinks your text and puts big blank spaces either side of the picture. It helps if you clean it up a bit first so the eye goes straight to the bit you want. In the middle one of your three you talked about a hidden camera and then left an arm in the foreground. I cleaned the pic a bit, you could now fit your text into the wall area on the right. You wouldn't paint a wall without preparing it, would you?
A lot of people look at these captions on mobile phone screens. That means its better to avoid square output as it always shrinks your text and puts big blank spaces either side of the picture. It helps if you clean it up a bit first so the eye goes straight to the bit you want. In the middle one of your three you talked about a hidden camera and then left an arm in the foreground. I cleaned the pic a bit, you could now fit your text into the wall area on the right. You wouldn't paint a wall without preparing it, would you?
John,
I hope you can accept a bit of advice in the spirit intended.
1. While I appreciate you are creating a fantasy, the first is unrealistic and the next two physically impossible.
2. You are still creating square captions where the text can't be read on a phone screen.
3. You are in danger of ignoring the cuckold aspect here. Most activity is generated by the woman going out and seeking black cock because hubby can't cut it in the same way. They aren't usually going out to be ***** or ******.
I have to say you are improving though. Not surprising perhaps, I preferred No.4
I hope you can accept a bit of advice in the spirit intended.
1. While I appreciate you are creating a fantasy, the first is unrealistic and the next two physically impossible.
2. You are still creating square captions where the text can't be read on a phone screen.
3. You are in danger of ignoring the cuckold aspect here. Most activity is generated by the woman going out and seeking black cock because hubby can't cut it in the same way. They aren't usually going out to be ***** or ******.
I have to say you are improving though. Not surprising perhaps, I preferred No.4
Great stuff! I like both pics and gifs evenly. Like peak says, it's mostly about the words.
Peak: What program do you use? I use gimp, and when I do caps on a gif:
-Extend canvas to give extra space under/over/side of image
-Make a new bottom layer/frame, add background and text to that, transparency where the image would be
-merge it with the first layer/frame of the image
The first frame of a gif is the "background" that all the others stack on top of. If your "background" layer is bigger than the rest, the extra space will keep showing while the animation runs.
Look in the lower left corner, see how one of the layers is called "background" and the rest are frame 2, frame 3, etc? That background layer is where your text needs to end up.
Extend your canvas to make room for your text. Once you do that you should see transparency (represented by gray checkerboard) in the extra space around the exiting image
So create a new transparency layer, leave transparency where the picture will be and put whatever you want where the text will be. Depending on the program your text might have it's own layer, or it might automatically be on the "caption" layer already
When everything is done, merge your "background" layer with "caption" and "text". Frame 2, 3, etc should all still have transparency at the bottom.
Now export the image as a .gif, keep an eye out for the option to animate or not animate it. Obviously you want to animate it, or else it will just be a still image of the final frame.
Here is the completed gif:
Peak: What program do you use? I use gimp, and when I do caps on a gif:
-Extend canvas to give extra space under/over/side of image
-Make a new bottom layer/frame, add background and text to that, transparency where the image would be
-merge it with the first layer/frame of the image
The first frame of a gif is the "background" that all the others stack on top of. If your "background" layer is bigger than the rest, the extra space will keep showing while the animation runs.
Look in the lower left corner, see how one of the layers is called "background" and the rest are frame 2, frame 3, etc? That background layer is where your text needs to end up.
Extend your canvas to make room for your text. Once you do that you should see transparency (represented by gray checkerboard) in the extra space around the exiting image
So create a new transparency layer, leave transparency where the picture will be and put whatever you want where the text will be. Depending on the program your text might have it's own layer, or it might automatically be on the "caption" layer already
When everything is done, merge your "background" layer with "caption" and "text". Frame 2, 3, etc should all still have transparency at the bottom.
Now export the image as a .gif, keep an eye out for the option to animate or not animate it. Obviously you want to animate it, or else it will just be a still image of the final frame.
Here is the completed gif:
