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Hello,
I have a short movie clip that I want to create as an animated gif for an avatar.
I was able to import the file and separat it frame by frame.
When I click on Animation option, and I press play, the file plays at normal speed like the original movie clip. So I’m thinking everything is okay.
However, once I Save As Web to ceate the entire frames as an animated gif, the frame rate is a lot slowwwwwwwwwwwer? Much slower. Why is that?
I simply want the speed of the animated gif created in Adobe Photoshop CS3, to be the same normal speed as in my original short movie clip?
Is there an option that I could use, to make the frame rate of the newly created animated gif the same as the original movie clip?
Any thoughts?
I have a short movie clip that I want to create as an animated gif for an avatar.
I was able to import the file and separat it frame by frame.
When I click on Animation option, and I press play, the file plays at normal speed like the original movie clip. So I’m thinking everything is okay.
However, once I Save As Web to ceate the entire frames as an animated gif, the frame rate is a lot slowwwwwwwwwwwer? Much slower. Why is that?
I simply want the speed of the animated gif created in Adobe Photoshop CS3, to be the same normal speed as in my original short movie clip?
Is there an option that I could use, to make the frame rate of the newly created animated gif the same as the original movie clip?
Any thoughts?
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