Make sure the size of your gif is no bigger than 3MB.Ģ0) If your gif size is bigger than 3MB then click Cancel and then delete some frames before saving it.Ģ2) For text, just download my text psd settings here! (Add text before saving for Web & Devices.)įor more info on how to get the best out of your gifs, check out these useful tips:
I always put it on ‘Selective’ and ‘Pattern’ or ‘Diffusion’ (whatever looks better). Make sure the looping option is on Forever. Make sure you’re on the 1st frame on the animation.ġ8) Time to save your gif! Click File>Save for Web & Devicesġ9) Here are my settings. You will need to re-adjust some PSDS to match your scene. /post/157252096082Īnd then drag the PSD folder on top of your layers.Or you can check out these colouring tutorial if you want to learn yourself: Open the folder and click Action 1 and click the Play button.ġ7) Now open a PSD or your own colouring.
It’ll automatically open in the Actions bar.
To use the action, just download it and open it with Photoshop. If the Actions tab isn’t open, just click Window>Actions My settings are: Amount: 500 radius: 0.3 gaussian blur and more accurate. You can download my Smart Sharpen action here. But before we do this, we have to highlight the frames and click the little arrow once again and click “Flatten Frames Into Layers”ġ6) Then we’re going to use our action. Then click OKġ4) Double click on the Zoom Tool just to zoom the gif to the correct size.ġ5) Now we’re going to sharpen our gif using an action. So for me that’s 268 for Width and 150 for Height. Click Image>Image Sizeġ3) And write down the size you wrote for the cropping. And then click the Tick.ġ2) Now we’re going to resize the gif. I chose the size 268x150 (new dimensions)ġ1) Drag it over the gif the way you want to crop it. Click the little arrow again and then click “Reverse Frames”Ĩ) Now highlight all your caps on your animation and click where it says “0 sec.” and then “Other”ĩ) Change the speed to 0.05 then click OK.ġ0) Now we’re going to crop the gif. It looks like this:ħ) Once the frames have loaded. Highlight the caps and click Open.ĥ) After it opens, click the little arrow on your animation.
Mplayer osx extended. tv#
a Film, Tv Show, Youtube video, etc.)Ħ) After you reach the scene you want to gif, pause it.ħ) Now that it’s paused, press “Command + Shift + S” and keep holding it until you’ve reached the end of the scene you’d like for your gif.ġ) Open Photoshop and then go to File>Scripts>Load Files into Stackģ) Then find the Folder you saved your screencaps to. Then reopen the player.ĥ) Open MPlayer and open the file you want to take screencaps from (e.g. Make sure it’s on “Don’t drop any frames to catch up.” This is important, it allows you to not skip any frames.Ĥ) Now close the window and then close the player completely. Click on the “MPlayer OSX Extended tab” and then “Preferences”Ģ) On the General tab, go to the “Save screenshots to:” part and pick a Folder you’d like your screenshots to save to.ģ) Now go on the Image tab and go to the “Drop Frames:” part.
Mplayer osx extended. for mac#
Hi everyone, this is a detailed gif tutorial for Mac users.
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