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creating animated gif in photoshop cs3 2
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MarcusStringer
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Also, they need to be on seperate Layers...if I'm not mistaken
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Also, they need to be on seperate Layers...if I'm not mistaken"
Correct. The easy way to do this is:
1) With no images open in PSCS3, go to File>Scripts>Load Files into Stack.
2) If you're picking individual files from various locations, select Use Files, then click Browse and pick the files you want to use (holding down Ctrl to select multiple files)
OR...
If all of the files you're using are in one folder, select Use Folder, then browse to that folder and select it.
3)Hit OK. Photoshop will turn each file into its own layer in a newly created document.
4)Use the Animation panel to set up your animation.
Correct. The easy way to do this is:
1) With no images open in PSCS3, go to File>Scripts>Load Files into Stack.
2) If you're picking individual files from various locations, select Use Files, then click Browse and pick the files you want to use (holding down Ctrl to select multiple files)
OR...
If all of the files you're using are in one folder, select Use Folder, then browse to that folder and select it.
3)Hit OK. Photoshop will turn each file into its own layer in a newly created document.
4)Use the Animation panel to set up your animation.
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