Embed vs downloaded gif
I’d like to insert some GIF’s on my blog but I have 2 questions that I can’t find an answer:
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How would I go about fixing this gif?
I’m new here so I will do my best to cover all the details.
To start I’m using two programs, Blender and Gimp.
I used Gimp to set up the original images need to build a 3d coin in Blender, used Blender to build and render a 180 rotation of said coin, and went back to Gimp to export it as a gif. Everything has been smooth until I looked at the finished gif.
Animated Gif on Gimp with Drop Shadows
Briefly:
First time making an animated GIF, I would like to create the GIF with drop shadows. However, the output of GIF exports has no more drop shadows.
Stacking three GIFs and one PNG on top of another
I’m trying to stack 1, 2, 3, 4 images through some online tools, but they don’t seem to do support a function to make it work. The third one is a PNG image, the other ones are GIF images.
GIF with Transparency Gradient (Photoshop)
I have an interesting issue that I never had a problem doing in the past. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 🙂
Which tool to convert webp to gif using adobe suite
Which adobe product can I use to convert webp files to gif? I’ve tried opening a webp file with both premeier and phososhop but neither recognize the file type. There are free online tools but I would like to edit files locally with existing adobe tools. Thank you.
Duplicate frames in animated gif
Is there a way to duplicate frames in an animated gif by a given number? For example, the below gif has four frames.
Why does my transparent PNG not look good?
I want to convert a JPG to transparent and using GIMP I added alpha layers and transparency same way I make a GIF transparent I converted it to PNG but it doesn’t display well when I load it on my template:
How can I remove the white pixels around the edges when exporting a transparent GIF?
I took the loaders from xooplate.com then exported them with the help of the included action to a GIF. But I have some white pixels around the loader which are really annoying when displayed on a dark background. You can see it here, in a frame I extracted from the gif: