#Animated gif gimpshop movie#
#Animated gif gimpshop full#

Right click and save this gif to your Pc and you will see it at the correct speed.

I'd like to help you with your gif problems. All I do is make gifs, and of varying types. Please ignore the web address on it, as my site is not finished yet. What is that you are trying to make a gif of? And what software do you currently have?īelow is an example of a gif I made. Johnnymushio, I can help you with all of your questions, I think. I, myself make alot of them, and of all types. I was searching for other people who can make animated gifs. I stumbled across Dynamic Forums quite by accident. Be sure it's turned up (but higher filesize then as well), and you can also specify a particular palette (set of colors) and most program do this, so it should be able to get fairly close. But this IS limited to 256 colors which is a major loss of quality in itself. GIFs are theoretically lossless, but that is just saying they don't lose any data in translation. GIFs have a maximum of 256 colors and this gets progressively worse with each frame added, needing colors, so there is a lower allotment of new colors for every frame after the first.

#Animated gif gimpshop movie#

There's no real way around that unless you can do it in the first place from within windows movie maker (and you can, but i'm not sure exactly how as I don't like/use the program much, though I don't see that as difficult).įor image quality, that's just something you'll need to deal with. Once this is done, manually reverse the frames of the gif and duplicate. It doesn't seem like you need anything special in terms of gifs here, so any gif animator should do. If not, you can probably crop either frame by frame or through the whole animation with your gif animator. Gifs are best at just a few frames, especially when you later want it to go in reverse.įor cropping, you should be able to fix this in windows movie maker. That's a LOT of data for a gif and not only will it be a very large file, but it'll probably stall on many computers.

#Animated gif gimpshop full#

If nothing else, a screen capture can do it.Ħ seconds at the full framerate is either 6*30 or 6*25. Converting from wmv is a bit difficult, and I had misread your earlier post, that you had already done it. You don't need anything more complex than a standard gif animator.