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# so bracing!
What do you use these days for gif animation? I used to be fine with Photoshop, but they've screwed it up entirely since merging it with video output - it ignores the frame-delays I set and outputs super-slow due to some bullshit 'framerate' setting that just makes it choppy

Driving me nuts.
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 4:09, archived)
# I still use an old version of Photoshop
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 4:20, archived)
# dang
I'd stick with it!
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 4:28, archived)
# Haha, that's some old-skool moaning right there.
I used to piss and moan about that on /board after PS first dropped ImageReady (remember that?). The frame-delays thing particularly pissed me off. I actually contacted Adobe support and asked why they'd removed a basic function from their software. They told me to use Fireworks, the cheeky fuckers.
Anyway, HAPPY ENDING: .gif functionality has been completely integrated into the last couple of PS versions, no silly workarounds, it just works.
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 4:48, archived)
# Is that the ones you have to pay monthly for? Trying to avoid that.
Finally found a small and cheap Mac application to do the final stage of setting the frame delays and saving it - thankfully it takes a layered PSD as I needed it for a work thing and couldn't piss around any longer.
"Gif Animator" by "Make Fire" if anyone is in similar need.
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 12:05, archived)
# nooooo, I don't plan on renting software.
I'm on CS6, I'm going to hang onto it as long as I can.
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 14:48, archived)
# I just ran updates on CS6
and now it works! Glad that app was less than 2 bucks, but, fuck.
(, Sun 11 Jan 2015, 2:25, archived)
# oh, ha ha! ... do i ever remember that
i was getting ready to click you into my bozo-bin
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 15:39, archived)
# :((
(, Sat 10 Jan 2015, 15:52, archived)