Cold Fussion wrote:
venomai wrote:
No, GIF only supports 256 colours (8bit).
24 bit colour is around 16.7 million colours.
However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
24 bit colour is around 16.7 million colours.
However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
thats not in ps cs tho..
Imageready comes with PhotoShop CS
.Cold fusion ment that it wasn't the program Photoshop CS. Which it is. Venomai uses some other OS. ( I think
)-TheMis
Statistics: Posted by Misery — July 3rd, 2005, 2:09 pm
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venomai wrote:
No, GIF only supports 256 colours (8bit).
24 bit colour is around 16.7 million colours.
However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
24 bit colour is around 16.7 million colours.
However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
thats not in ps cs tho..
Imageready comes with PhotoShop CS
.Statistics: Posted by KetChuP — July 2nd, 2005, 1:21 pm
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No, GIF only supports 256 colours (8bit).
24 bit colour is around 16.7 million colours.
However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
thats not in ps cs tho..
Statistics: Posted by Cold Fussion — June 23rd, 2005, 12:48 am
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Statistics: Posted by rune4eva — June 22nd, 2005, 2:05 pm
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Its pretty difficult without losing quality or having to change the dimensions.
There are two choices though, both under 36kbStatistics: Posted by venomai — June 22nd, 2005, 1:31 pm
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Statistics: Posted by rune4eva — June 22nd, 2005, 12:33 pm
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However, if all you want to do is lower the filesize of a gif animation.. It can be done pretty easily by either lowering the amount of colours used or resizing the dimensions.
Post the animation here, me or another member will try our best at compressing it.
If you've got Imageredy, you can compress it yourself. Go window > optimize to bring up the optimize pallet.
Press the arrow, and then choose "Optimize to filesize", like in the image above. Put in the filesize you want, and then go File > Save Optimized. If it looks terrible, then chances are you won't be able to get it down to that filesize by just removing colours, you'll have to also do something else, like changing dimensions, or removing frames.
Statistics: Posted by venomai — June 22nd, 2005, 12:05 pm
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