Welcome to the Deslock Flash Gallery.

We recommend you have at least a 250 mhz processor to view animations.
The images below will pop open a new flash animation window.

Flash is an authoring tool for animated multimedia both on and off the Web. When we first discovered Flash we immediately realized this was the Web's most revolutionarily useful tool. It is today the most widely accepted technology for creating fully interactive real-time animation's on the Web. The most amazing thing about Flash animation technology is its low bandwidth requirements compared to animated GIFs, Quick Time movies, or even Shockwave Director technology.

Flash file size requirements are extremely low due to its use of vector art as compared to bit-mapped art used in Shockwave and animated GIFs. Vector art uses geometry to define shapes and colors rather than bitmaped art which is defined by coloring each individual pixel (represented by a group of data bits) in a user-defined fixed sized matrix (often called a "raster"). Programs such as Photoshop, Painter, XRES, and your scanner software use bitmap graphics.

Flash can be used to make simple animated banners and graphics or used to create an entire Web site. The developer of this product, Macromedia, has designed Flash to work on all operating systems and has designed it to play with the Shockwave plug-in or through JAVA-playback and Active X if you don't have the plug-in. Viewers of Flash animation's who have the plug-in will notice the presentation start quicker than those without the plug-in. Flash can also be used for CD-authoring, and is a powerful illustration and presentation making program.