high quality gifs

Jan 13, 2013 15:57

I'm using CS5
So I've made gifs before and never had this problem. I just wanted to save a gif. However the background gets completely fucked up. And it makes the quality of the gif look really low. Is there anything I can do about it.
gif under the cut )

animation: animated gifs

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r_sambora_luvr January 13 2013, 15:43:39 UTC
i don't know about newer versions of PS as i am an image ready user however i don't think it's all that different...I'd try playing with the optimization settings...

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meaprill January 13 2013, 16:41:39 UTC
you can try locking colours when you are compressing your .gif in the "Save for web" panel from 256 to whatever number you use. You can lock those really bright colours (like bright blue and violet) of the background, and then decrease the overall number of colours in the gif, though those "locked" colours will not disappear (if you are unfamiliar with this, I can make some screenshots ;) )

+ background in the tumblr gif was also smoothed (I believe with a new layer filled with a solid colour, which then was put on a blend mode) and as a result the dither on the background is not that obvious in that tumblr gif, because it doesn't have that many pixels that create transitions between colours.

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verito244a January 13 2013, 17:15:40 UTC
I'm not the one making this question, but if you can do some screenshots about the procedure you mentioned would be awesome

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unreal January 13 2013, 17:18:17 UTC
Thank you and I agree with the person below. If you could make some screencaps :)

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meaprill January 13 2013, 17:26:56 UTC
no problem! will do this now =)

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