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METHOD #1: SIMPLE SHARPENING This is the method that most people use to sharpen their gifs It's very simple Apply Smart Sharpen to the gif (Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen) Set the radius to 0
The key to the smoothness is the GIF frame delay time. Most computer displays run at 60fps (frames per second), so the best frame rates for smooth animation are 60fps and 30fps, or even 15fps if the motion is slow and you're trying to create the smallest file possible.10 mar 2017
- Select the Sharpen tool from the Tools panel. - Make the following changes in the Options bar: Select the brush of your choice from the Brushes panel.
- Paint over the areas you want to sharpen. - When you finish, choose File→Save to store your image.
Choose Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen. Sets the amount of sharpening. A higher value increases the contrast between edge pixels, giving the appearance of greater sharpness.12 nov 2021
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The main reason why your GIFs load so slowly is likely because you have too many frames in the GIF. Next time, delete one frame for every two that you use. Reddit user MichaelTunnell found that this method makes GIFs much faster and fixes the problems that can come from opening the GIF in different browsers.6 abr 2016
The key to the smoothness is the GIF frame delay time. Most computer displays run at 60fps (frames per second), so the best frame rates for smooth animation are 60fps and 30fps, or even 15fps if the motion is slow and you're trying to create the smallest file possible.10 mar 2017
In Photoshop Creative Suite 6, the Sharpen tool increases the contrast and enhances the focus.
Select the Sharpen tool from the Tools panel. Make the following changes in the Options bar: Select the brush of your choice from the Brushes panel.
- Load the images you want to use onto your computer, saving them all to a single folder.
- Open the program you are using (such as Photoshop or GIMP) to compile your animation.
- Adjust the output settings for the GIF animation.
- Choose the number of colors you want for you animation.
To start the sharpen action, select 'Action 1′. Then press the little play button (the triangle highlighted in yellow). It'll sharpen all your frames. The action sharpens 120 frames so if you have lesser frames, this will pop up.28 ene 2019
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