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KainOcelot
Joined: 29 Mar 2006
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 Posted: Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:47 pm Post subject: Gif quality |
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Hey guys, new to the forum, and somewhat new to photoshop. I did a bit of the search around the forums for the answer to this, but couldn't really find one. If I missed it, please feel free to point it out to me, it'd be much appreciated.
Anyways, I just finished a gif signature (I can't find anywhere to host the 2.16mb gif though.) The two video clips within the sig work fine, and look alright, however, the surrounding images are not exactly the greatest quality. Is there any possible way to keep these images as their former jpeg quality? Thanks in advance. |
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pstutz
Joined: 02 Apr 2006
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Location: UK (Wales)
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use the save for web featur in photoshop and play around with the color options this should make it better
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KainOcelot
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I tried doing that in Photoshop, however, I could save it, but it wasn't animated. |
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pstutz
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try exporting it to image ready. havnt tryed it but might work
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KainOcelot
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Well, Image Ready is what I created the animation part of it with and is where the final product was saved. If you'd like, I could send you the psd file and you could have a look. I think it's about 13 megs however. |
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