![]() ![]() ![]() (there are more detailed tutorials for this here). In Photoshop, the gif played a lot slower and here it plays faster, so you should have that in mind when entering your time delay - though I’m not sure if this only happens to me (I use an iMac). MPEG Streamclip is a good choice when you want to make big gifs (500px width) and need less frames because they weigh too much. You can enter a lower value in 'frames per second’ to get less frames and make big gifs last longer. ![]() Here is an example of frames per second: 15Īs you can see, the jumps between frames are noticeable. This is all about trying and finding the right values/the values you like the most I suppose. Most HD videos (especially TV episodes and movies) you download will be. Do you just use the built-in video frames to layers option and crop/resize your gif in PS itself or do you use vapoursynth or something else entirely? Not asking for a gif tutorial, I hope this ask wasn't confusing I am just having major trouble with PS and I wanted to ask you for some insight □ My Photoshop doesn't allow to import video frames to layers or KMPlayer screencaps for some reason (I might need to install a different PS probably, would you mind telling where you got your PS from please?) so I was wondering what process you, one of my fav gifmakers of this site, use to make gifs. (very popular program for the kpop gifmaking community) However I am having some issues with it and I am looking for different ways to make gifs right now. I currently use vapoursynth to extract files and crop gifs import into Photoshop to edit etc. Hi can I ask you something? I'm not asking for a gif tutorial in anyway, I know how to make gifs, I just want to ask you which process you use to make them. ![]()
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