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This is a term referring to taking a still of a movie or cartoon, and then editing it in MS Paint. It is especially common with newer/younger poopers, with most professional poopers using more advanced editing. MS Paint is frequently used as a cheap alternative to other programs such as Photoshop, since the user is too lazy/cheap to go out and buy these programs, which actually cost (gasp!) money, as opposed to MS Paint, which comes free with most versions of [[Windows]]. | This is a term referring to taking a still of a movie or cartoon, and then editing it in MS Paint. It is especially common with newer/younger poopers, with most professional poopers using more advanced editing. MS Paint is frequently used as a cheap alternative to other programs such as Photoshop, since the user is too lazy/cheap to go out and buy these programs, which actually cost (gasp!) money, as opposed to MS Paint, which comes free with most versions of [[Windows]]. | ||
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Revision as of 19:26, 1 August 2010
This article describes a recognised Poopism: a method of video editing that has been used by a number of poopers.
This is a term referring to taking a still of a movie or cartoon, and then editing it in MS Paint. It is especially common with newer/younger poopers, with most professional poopers using more advanced editing. MS Paint is frequently used as a cheap alternative to other programs such as Photoshop, since the user is too lazy/cheap to go out and buy these programs, which actually cost (gasp!) money, as opposed to MS Paint, which comes free with most versions of Windows.
UPDATE: A free image editor that's almost as good as Photoshop is available at http://www.gimp.org/.
Criticisms
This tactic is considered very cheap by many, and is usually considered a lower-budget equivalent of using Adobe After Effects for a professional monster movie.
