Need Animated banner help

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by sajjad.axe, Aug 2, 2010.

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    Need Animated banner help?

    i am making an animated banner and saving it as web device but the saved file is not showing the animation , it looks like the normal banner.


    Where am i going wrong :confused:
     
    sajjad.axe, Aug 2, 2010 IP
  2. naser224u

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    Hello first you need to create replica images of the banner with slightly different files, then you have to upload all those files to any animation gif site and you are done:

    see my animation: [​IMG]

    ( sorry for displaying image admin , I was just showing an example )
     
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  3. sajjad.axe

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    oh what are the sites which let me upload
     
    sajjad.axe, Aug 2, 2010 IP
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    try searching them in google.there are many free hosting sites for your files.
     
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    use image ready..
     
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    Imator can let you upload more than 10 images upto 20 for making an animated gif
     
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    To be honest, the easiest way is using the "animation" (or similar name) palette in Photoshop, just keyframe-move the elements that you want to animate and then click Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S to open up Save for Web feature and save it to disk as .Gif with the compression settings of your choice. Make sure you're not making it a very large scale animation (pixelwise) as it tends to lag when presented on site. Good luck mate!
     
    Behemoth, Aug 3, 2010 IP