Hi all,
I created an animated gif for a website I am working on. The
problem is that it comes out grainy when it is on the web page - is
there anything I can do to "optimize" the pictures (they are .jpg
files) so that the animation will look clearer? (I created it with
GIMP) It can be seen at
http://www.starqualitydesigns.com/blums/index.htm
TIA,
Riva
Higher quality jpgs (ie less compressed) to start with might give you
a slightly better end result, but you have the usual trade off where
the file size of the animated gif would be too big for those who
aren't on broadband connections. But it's the jpg-to-gif that's the
prob I think. Might a javascript slideshow using the jpgs themselves
be a better solution, preloading the images first?
Franni
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