Experimenting with photoshop animation (gifs)

Looks excellent! Yep, animation does take work but if you know how to do it well, clients will pay handsomely for your efforts.
 
This looks great, @iMage! Sometimes simple is better too - I think the level of animation you've done compliments the graphic perfectly.
 
Thanks for the feedback guys, just working on diffrent aspects of animation (gifs) in Photoshop. And will eventually incorporate a few diffrent elements together

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iMage said:
Playing around on my day off again, i could have put alot more animation into this, but wow its alot of work lol. Fun though

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Damn seems allot of work, plus over doing it might make it worse anyway 🙂 That looks EPIC

Something like this would end up as selling and making money for
 
Trying something a little diffrent. Need to work on smoothing out the animation a little better


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tanisha said:
Experimenting with Photoshop animation (GIFs) can be a fun and creative way to add visual interest to your digital content. Here are some general tips to get you started:

Create a new document: Open Photoshop and create a new document with the desired dimensions and resolution. Choose the "RGB" color mode and select "Transparent" for the background.

Import your images: Import the images you want to use in your animation into Photoshop. You can use the "File" > "Import" or "File" > "Open" commands to do this.

Create frames: In the Timeline panel (Window > Timeline), click the "Create Frame Animation" button to create a new animation frame. You can then select each image you imported and add it to a new frame.

Adjust timing: In the Timeline panel, you can adjust the timing of each frame by selecting the duration in seconds or milliseconds. You can also choose to loop the animation or set it to play once.

Preview and export: Once you are happy with your animation, you can preview it by clicking the "Play" button in the Timeline panel. To export your animation as a GIF, go to "File" > "Export" > "Save for Web (Legacy)" and choose "GIF" as the file format.

Remember, experimenting and playing around with different features and techniques in Photoshop can be a great way to learn and develop your skills. Don't be afraid to try new things and see what works best for your creative vision!
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ummm ya? That is def the steps. You can also use timeline as well as frames to create a smoother animation, the ones above are frame animations, i havent messed to much with the video timeline option yet really, more and more i will get better
 
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