I just finally got back photoshop on my computer after not having it for a few months. Needless to say I have remade my sig 5 times in the past two days.
My latest version is going to be attatched.
I decided to play around with animating it but the result was a huge file.... maybe not ginormous or anything but almost 10x what the "ban warranting" limit would be.
Is there any way to decrease the quality of a gif to bring down the fil size without starting over from scratch?
Cardomain|
Myspace
only way i could think to rezise it is in image ready but at 450kb it was really bad quality.. how did u go about making it in photoshop?
you wanna send me all the images you used? what program did u use to put them together in a .gif? but if u want email me all the individual frames and ill try putting them together seeing if i can keep the size down..
stepheno_07(at)hotmail.com
right i know how to edit a gif.. but i was gonna try somethin else than jsut adding lossy to it.
Maybe photoshop is different, but 'gimp' displays all frames/timing and info from just saving his gif O.ô not directed at you or meant aggresively.
Resizing makes it lose quality, decreasing the frame count or timing between frames makes it seem too choppy..its a double edged sword with trying to fit a size limit. Looking at it now, i notice in one frame duration towards the end, the needle jumps off its spindle a little.
yeh josh i tried what i could and it didnt work.. sorry
