A little present 4 u:
Jiggle deformer test . The "pikachu" jiggles when impacting the ground, all secondary animation
Sweep nurb animation test for "ribbons"
Ugly banding near the top. I wanted to keep the filesize lower with less dithering, but the other reason is the color pallette is "stretched" with yellows and reds. If the colors are primarily 1 tone, it's easier to represent with 256 colors - that's how you can optimize gifs by design
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Dang, you've got some nice s/w there PDR. Very impressive showing indeed.
Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
That's nice. Is that "Ultimate Super 3D Maker Professional 1.0"?
P.S. There's banding in your gradient, hahaha. -
I know I know. Damn banding.... stupid gifs . You can't use more than a few shades without stretching the palette too thin. I should have used green letters or red troll
Blowing stuff up and shattering is so lame, but I'm out of ideas for troll gifs
So how's the recruitment drive coming along ? I think we need a new VP of Marketing...hahaha -
Hahaha, nobody wants to join the SiC because it's too elite. Bunch of poussiere's Did you catch my other joke?
Look up the song "You can eat my poussiere". A good old Zydeco song. Do they have Google Play Music up there? You prolly tap your toes for a while on that one.
AFA SiC, I will always be a proud member. To see over the heads of the unwashed masses is the only requirement for membership. But alas, so few are able to do it.
I know several members that qualify, but to formally invite them would be gauche. So it's a Catch-22.
Maybe we could issue badges and shitt? And uniforms. Hey, we can have clip on Photo SiC Membership ID cards. And wear those fake "Bubba" teeth.Last edited by budwzr; 24th Jul 2015 at 23:38.
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Nope, must have missed it. (I was too busy crying over the banding that you pointed out ...hahaha )
Look up the song "You can eat my poussiere". A good old Zydeco song.
Thx . I have no idea where "forum troll" came from . I wonder what the history behind it is ? -
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Looks like newpball stepped on too many toes and got himself banned. We need a gif for "Another one bites the dust"
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I shot some interesting footage of an Eagle taking a dump the other day.....
Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
Would the "current prez" look more realistic? You even have that little "shimmy" to release it.
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Hahaha Nice "loaf pinching" racer
I know we are not supposed to talk about politiks here but watching the US race is entertaining -
Delete.....
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Got my retirement plans all set. Looks like I only have to work another 5 years after I die........ -
Are you using the word "resolution" in the strict sense ? ie. dimensions eg. 1920x1080 ? GIF supports almost any resolution
Or were you referring to some other characteristic ?
It's not possible to have the same "quality" because GIF only supports 256 colors. 8bit RGB video supports 16.7M colors. There is a format called APNG (animated PNG) that can do lossless RGB similar to GIF, but only certain browsers support it -
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Yes, you can do it in photoshop or almost any image editor
Whether or not you can "see" the quality loss depends on the number of colors used in the original and what manipulations you did in paint. If the original only used a few colors, you might not notice a difference. But 256 vs. 16,700,000 is a big difference . That' s why techniques such as dither are used to improve the subjective quality -
The image only has about 7 colours so i don't think it'll be an issue. I tried uploading it onto an online GIF maker, but it came out looking too compressed with loss of detail.
I tried following tutorials on Youtube on how to do it on Photoshop, but i was just getting nowhere, with either error messages or it not working. -
Well it is only two frames, but basically the same picture with a minor difference (ie, a finger flipping!) So the GIF would loop these frames to make the character do it repeatedly. Basically just a test GIF animation, then i can do longer ones in future.
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It helps to start with the correct workspace. Set it to "motion" (or it might be called "animation" in older versions) . This will give you a timeline to work with. This is more important when you get into more complex GIF animations and variable timing (each frame can be delayed by different values)
When you have longer sequences, Photoshop can actually load videos (AVI and MOV) and automatically sequence them as layers . I personally find it easier to load them this way when making GIF's . File=> Import => Video Frames to Layers . To access GIF options, it's File => Export => Save for Web (legacy)
To load an image sequence (file=>open) , in the open dialog box, make sure you checkmark the image sequence box . This will automatically load sequentially numbered sequences, instead of a single file eg.
img000.png
img001.png
img002.png
img003.png
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Otherwise it's the same steps: File => Export => Save for Web (legacy)
There are many options to optimize the gif, but set lossy to zero if you want the highest quality. For 7 colors, you don't need dithering, and reduce the palette size to something smaller like 16 to keep the filesize down -
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Did you try this ?
http://www.briandalessandro.com/blog/create-an-animated-gif-in-photoshop-cs5/
In all versions of photoshop back to CS3 , you need to load the images as layers - maybe that's where you are stuck ?
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After clicking on 'Load Files into Stack...' i keep getting this error message.