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Motion LenticularCreating Motion from Video or a Series of Still ImagesAnimated images are glorified flip images. However, there may be up to 12 different images interlaced together. Most of the visible image will be a template used in all frames, similar to traditional cell animation. The background image may remain constant, but the objects which appear to be moving will be printed at different positions. The multiple images are combined/interlaced in the same way described for flips. As the angle of viewing the print through the lens changes, different frames of the motion are seen. This effect is great for product demonstration or video action sequences.Read this article: 5 Tips for Great Motion Lenticular 
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