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I’ve installed Photoshop CS3, and removed CS2.
I notice that there is no ImageReady anymore, and that animated gifs can be created within CS3 using the animation window. However, here is my problem… The delay time I set in the animation window is NOT recognized as the delay time used when I output the gif in the "save for web" dialog.
No matter what delay in used in the animation, it could be "no delay", it could be "10 sec", when you output any gif, the delay is always approx
0.5sec between frames! Is there something I’m missing?
Thanks in advance.
I notice that there is no ImageReady anymore, and that animated gifs can be created within CS3 using the animation window. However, here is my problem… The delay time I set in the animation window is NOT recognized as the delay time used when I output the gif in the "save for web" dialog.
No matter what delay in used in the animation, it could be "no delay", it could be "10 sec", when you output any gif, the delay is always approx
0.5sec between frames! Is there something I’m missing?
Thanks in advance.
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