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post #1
19 March 2006, 22:44 UTC#1
do you know how to make a image-video .gif ?


I didnt know where to put this topic....
post #2
19 March 2006, 22:46 UTC#2
you mean like.. take a video and make some parts of it into a gif?
post #3
19 March 2006, 22:47 UTC#3
I use imageready
post #4
19 March 2006, 22:49 UTC#4
yeah so do I.. but boner jones use to do it from premiere.
post #5
19 March 2006, 22:49 UTC#5
QUOTE(adEm @ Mar 19 2006, 10:46 PM) [snapback]305472[/snapback]

you mean like.. take a video and make some parts of it into a gif?



yes.....

like my avatar
post #6
19 March 2006, 22:51 UTC#6
it's easier in premiere. you just export it as a gif if I'm not mistaken. but I'd make sure it didn't involve a lot of frames, if it does, open it in imageready and delete unneeded frames or else the filesize will be very large.
post #7
19 March 2006, 22:52 UTC#7
QUOTE(Adrian Rize @ Mar 19 2006, 10:47 PM) [snapback]305473[/snapback]

I use imageready



I have imageready
but how can I make it ?

QUOTE(adEm @ Mar 19 2006, 10:51 PM) [snapback]305478[/snapback]

it's easier in premiere. you just export it as a gif if I'm not mistaken. but I'd make sure it didn't involve a lot of frames, if it does, open it in imageready and delete unneeded frames or else the filesize will be very large.


ok I will try
post #8
19 March 2006, 22:54 UTC#8
you can also import a movie into imageready but it has to be avi or mpg. and if you have the newest quicktime plugin then older versions of imageready won't work for importing.
post #9
19 March 2006, 23:01 UTC#9
QUOTE(adEm @ Mar 19 2006, 10:54 PM) [snapback]305481[/snapback]

you can also import a movie into imageready but it has to be avi or mpg. and if you have the newest quicktime plugin then older versions of imageready won't work for importing.



I have imageready cs2
and quicktime.....
post #10
19 March 2006, 23:03 UTC#10
*renamed*
post #11
19 March 2006, 23:57 UTC#11
hmm I would also like to know I have image ready and it came with photoshop 7.0.
post #12
20 March 2006, 00:18 UTC#12
well if you have photoshop 7.0, and the latest quicktime update, then you can't import into that version of imageready.

but all you do is go to open and find the video, it has to be mpg or avi.
post #13
20 March 2006, 00:31 UTC#13
QUOTE(adEm @ Mar 20 2006, 12:18 AM) [snapback]305517[/snapback]

well if you have photoshop 7.0, and the latest quicktime update, then you can't import into that version of imageready.

but all you do is go to open and find the video, it has to be mpg or avi.

and then just save it as .gif?
post #14
20 March 2006, 00:32 UTC#14
yeah, you might need to mess around with the gif settings, cause you don't want it to be over 100kb.
post #15
20 March 2006, 00:33 UTC#15
haha.... nice
I have some videos from a digital camera
so... yes !!! it work for me Image file not present in the recovered backup

edit : damn, why I can only save as psd ?
post #16
20 March 2006, 00:51 UTC#16
ewwwwwww

how can I save my video in .gif file ?

edit: hahahaha its done Image file not present in the recovered backup

post #17
20 March 2006, 01:06 UTC#17
by uninstalling it.

seriously, it's pretty self explainatory.. how are you having trouble?

edit: nvm
post #18
20 March 2006, 01:18 UTC#18
QUOTE(adEm @ Mar 20 2006, 01:06 AM) [snapback]305533[/snapback]

by uninstalling it.

seriously, it's pretty self explainatory.. how are you having trouble?

edit: nvm



hahaha !!!

thx dude for the help :wink:
post #19
20 March 2006, 01:45 UTC#19
I made my avator in Image Ready
post #20
20 March 2006, 02:22 UTC#20
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Attachment metadata survives, but the file is absent from the recovered server backup.