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Post Your .gif's

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face-punching-mobile.gif

water-balloon-vs-face.gif

flappy-dance.gif


and here's one for Maki

public-transport-strangeness.gif
 
How does one go about making one of these? I messed around with photoshop but I couldn't figure it out.

You can make an animated gif in photoshop. I've done a couple really simple ones. There are plenty of tutorials online.

It's as easy as taking all your separate layers (these layers are the frames in the gif.) and use a drag and drop method to stack them on top of each other, In succession. My avatar was done it photoshop.

Once you've done that, click file/save for web.
Clicking "save for web" will open a window. Click "animate"
In that window you also have a few other options for speed of the frames, size, quality, etc...

The hardest or time consuming part of using photoshop to do this is you have to make all the layers the same size and make sure they are aligned properly otherwise the motion will not look fluid. The ones I did were only a few frames. I'm assuming Image Ready is probably a little more automated to make it more simple/quicker.
 
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