Here’s a waving flag Graphics 2.0 demo using:
• Snapshots
• Quadrilateral distortion
• Image filter effects
VERY COOL!
Mo
Funnily enough I’m most jealous of your ability to make awesome videos - are these grabbed from the simulator or from a device?? 
[EDIT]I’m not poking fun, I genuinely have never managed to make a video of my work that doesn’t look like the dog’s dinner. The framerate and quality in this vid are making me green with envy.
The capture is from the Corona Simulator.
Are you on a Mac? If so, it’s easy.
Just start QuickTime Player and select “File->New Screen Recording” from the menu.
Tap the Record button and select the area of the screen you want to record. When done press the Stop button found on the menu bar (right side) and Presto! You’ve got a decent capture!
I also use this technique to capture video from any iOS device. All you need is AirServer on your Mac, and then you can stream the screen from any iOS device (via AirPlay) to your Mac’s screen. It’s pretty cool 
The flag is awesome, the video capture info is awesome’er!!! Thank you so very much!!!
I’ll post the code for the flag demo on this thread by the end of the week if anyone’s interested.
Yes please, would be interesting to see code behind this. Very nice.
Absolutely! Thank you very much.
I would love to see the code for this as well. Really nice effect
I’m away for the whole week, but I’ll post it here once I get back!
I’d love to see how this was done. Will you be posting the code on GitHub?
this really cool. Well worthy of one of the winning prizes for the competition.
VERY COOL!
Mo
Funnily enough I’m most jealous of your ability to make awesome videos - are these grabbed from the simulator or from a device??
[EDIT]I’m not poking fun, I genuinely have never managed to make a video of my work that doesn’t look like the dog’s dinner. The framerate and quality in this vid are making me green with envy.
The capture is from the Corona Simulator.
Are you on a Mac? If so, it’s easy.
Just start QuickTime Player and select “File->New Screen Recording” from the menu.
Tap the Record button and select the area of the screen you want to record. When done press the Stop button found on the menu bar (right side) and Presto! You’ve got a decent capture!
I also use this technique to capture video from any iOS device. All you need is AirServer on your Mac, and then you can stream the screen from any iOS device (via AirPlay) to your Mac’s screen. It’s pretty cool
The flag is awesome, the video capture info is awesome’er!!! Thank you so very much!!!
I’ll post the code for the flag demo on this thread by the end of the week if anyone’s interested.
Yes please, would be interesting to see code behind this. Very nice.
Absolutely! Thank you very much.