how do you make gifs (those 2 second moving pictures).??
is there a REALLY easy way to do it?
anyone here want to make me one
is there a REALLY easy way to do it?
anyone here want to make me one
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making gifs?
- Thread starter Bayou_Brawler
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i want 5 for the guys in the band...myspace avatars..lame i know
we have videos so i guess you would just pull off there???
we have videos so i guess you would just pull off there???
well i big issue is size, many avatars can't be more than than 50k or 150k or something along those lines.
so... in fireworks theres things like resizing an image, taking out frames (the eye sees something like 30frames a second) you can down it to like 3-10 frames a second and lessen the image quality to be able to have a longer animation.
are the videos right now actually photographs, videos, drawings? Just things to consider.
so... in fireworks theres things like resizing an image, taking out frames (the eye sees something like 30frames a second) you can down it to like 3-10 frames a second and lessen the image quality to be able to have a longer animation.
are the videos right now actually photographs, videos, drawings? Just things to consider.
are there any sites on the internet to do any of this or do i have to buy a program? free ones to download???
Add a layer for each frame you want in the animation and draw/import whatever you want for each. Select "Save As" from the file menu, and save it as a .gif file. You will then get a dialog box telling you to export, in which you will be able to choose "Flatten Image", or "Save as Animation". When you choose "Save as Animation" and click the export button, you will be presented with another dialog box with a trio of animation options, such as the time between frames.DigMe said:
