
(which means it's a bit poor quality)
I think this would look better with less optimising and smaller.
It is as fantastic as its predecessors, however.
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:38,
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I think this would look better with less optimising and smaller.
It is as fantastic as its predecessors, however.

www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/46786/1205094967/proj69diabolikdance2.gif
without width=500 it looks alot better :)
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:40,
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without width=500 it looks alot better :)

I was going to do it 1120 but thought people would complain too much
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:44,
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and his comment was, that he prefered the original diabolik.
He's never happy.
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:42,
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He's never happy.

but with img width=xxx in, smaller version is schmoooth
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:41,
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they are the same file, you can just see the pixels a bit easier. This is about motion, not colour depth, if I gave a shit about that I wouldn't be posting it on this site as a gif!
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:43,
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I'm not complaining, it's bloody good!
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:46,
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not suggesting that you are a cunt.
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:48,
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you were saying it's poor quality.
But at 256 dithered colours is at the highest level you can achieve with a gif animation ;P
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:50,
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But at 256 dithered colours is at the highest level you can achieve with a gif animation ;P

but the quality is poor.
The fact that this is not because of optimisation, but because you have inexplicably chosen to stretch an image does not stop it being pixelated.
The file, when viewed at the size it was saved at, looks smoother and the motion looks better as well.
Perhaps you are on a monitor with an exceptionally high resolution, but here the stretched one looks significantly worse.
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Sun 9 Mar 2008, 20:56,
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The fact that this is not because of optimisation, but because you have inexplicably chosen to stretch an image does not stop it being pixelated.
The file, when viewed at the size it was saved at, looks smoother and the motion looks better as well.
Perhaps you are on a monitor with an exceptionally high resolution, but here the stretched one looks significantly worse.