On 16 Oct 98, Sandy Miller wrote:
> Here's a poser that I've not been able to figure out. Photoshop 2.5 gave
> an option for opening each separate frame in an animated gif. That was
> great. Does anyone know how to do this in Photoshop 4.0? I have an
> animation that needs editing, but don't have the original individual
> frames!
Any GIF animation tool I've used for Win95 will allow you to edit individual
frames, usually by copying the frames in question to your graphics editor
of choice, then pasting them back into their proper place in the sequence.
Since all animated GIFs are merely a sequence of ordinary static GIFs
displayed in quick succession, it should always be possible to cut, copy
and paste individual frames.
PaintShop Pro 5 has a decent GIF animator built-in, which lets you do
simple editing (erase, paint, etc) frame by frame right from the application,
or conversely to launch PaintShop itself to edit a given frame. Works
great.
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