Question:
How can you make an animated GIF on Photoshop CS3 Extended?
anonymous
2007-12-30 20:30:04 UTC
I want to make animated GIF avatars from music video clips, using Photoshop CS3 Extended. They have discontinued ImageReady and now have embedded the animation feature and video layers in the latest photoshop.

I want to know how I can actually make the animated GIF avatar, and then save it as a GIF file with a compressed file size (no more than approx.100kb)
What is the maximum file size of a video file that you can embed in video layers in photoshop?
Six answers:
Sparky
2008-01-03 17:20:23 UTC
Yes you can make and save an animated gif in Photoshop CS3 Extended - I just got that program for my birthday in November and I've just figured it out. :) However I don't know how detailed an answer I can give you,...I'll try though! (I'm afraid I don't yet know anything about video layers.)



Using the Animation Palette, you highlight all the frames you want to use then with the "fly-out" menu on the Animation Palette (clicking the little thing under the "X" on the Ani Palette) select Make Frames From Layers. Then you can fiddle with the frames, if you want ones to remain constant, highlight it/them and on the fly-out menu and select Match Layers Across Frames (you may need to then delete the original layers you used to match). You can reverse-order the frames with Reverse Frames of course...and you can change the length the frames display with the little drop-downs under each frame in the Animation Palette.



Once you get the animation the way you want, click "Save For Web & Devices", and you will get a window where you can see all kinds of settings. I haven't done any fiddling with the settings myself (I just click Save) but, it looks like you can see how big the file will be when saved, so by altering the settings you could compress it and everything...



Anyways I'm sorry I'm not very good at tutorials. :) I just wanted you to get a positive answer letting you know that yes it is possible! Do what I did and Google "save an animated gif in Photoshop Extended" for step-by-step help. Also if your Photoshop disc came with the "Video Workshop" cd you should watch the tutorials on there. Good luck! :)
anonymous
2016-03-17 01:55:00 UTC
Imageready has essentially been rolled into Photoshop with CS3. You can definitely make animations (animated gifs) within Photoshop, create the layered file, then go to Window>Animation. It will open the Animation panel, and from there it's very similar to Imageready. Be sure you are working with a low resolution image! Otherwise when you go to save the animation, Photoshop may choke (I learned this the hard way, I was making an animation that had come from a file intended originally for print, so it was 300 dpi, and I forgot to go to Image>Size and change the resolution, and I kept trying to save it and Photoshop would give me a not enough memory error, then I remembered and saved as at 72 dpi and no problem after that!) You can set up your animation by turning layers on and off, you can rearrange frames by dragging in the panel and you can add tweens too. You can also open the panel in timeline format, like working in Flash or a video editing program. When you are ready to save the file as an animated .gif file, go to File>Save for Web and Devices. Hope that helps!
anonymous
2014-08-23 17:09:37 UTC
Hello,

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Very useful program!
anonymous
2014-09-25 15:13:39 UTC
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?
2016-05-10 13:06:06 UTC
Create 3D Animations Easily : http://3dAnimationCartoons.com/?UbZI
wogi
2007-12-30 20:36:11 UTC
you can't because imageready isn't embedded in photoshop. You have to use Flash, because it's now part of the adobe suite.


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