Canuck wrote: |
Yes I can do the bottom one easily enough because it looks like it's only about 6 frames long. I want to done at the top where it actually looks like a movie. This is what im wondering.
1) What kind of program do you use to capture so many frames in the first place? |
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2) how do you crop the picture so that they're all the exact same dimensions and cropped in the exact same place?
I tried cropping each picture individually with Irfanview but I couldn't make them exactly the same so the gif sort of bounced around a bit as it played. |
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3)The first frame is usually the view of the terrain and then all the following pictures are only explosions and things like that. I see how this helps cut down on size. My question is, how can I make it so all those other frames only contain new animations such as explosions? |
Canuck wrote: |
Ok next question-I know next to nothing about photshop. How do you make it so that all the following frames are only the things such as explosion and whatnot and not terrain? |
wruff wrote: |
Editing the animated gif: Begin with your first full screenshot.
Layer the others over it. So you have a bunch of layers (frames for your gif movie). Name the layers in order 1, 2, 3, ... etc. Then simply crop it to the field of view you desire. 1 crop. all at once. |
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