This doesn't mean you can't vary with the timing here and there and make it look better. For example, I felt that this gif was a bit too slow so I made it a slight bit faster by adjusting the delays from 0. Again, these are guidelines. You don't have to stick to them exactly. The reason I am explaining it the way I did is so that you know not to stray away from the base numbers too much. When you have a sequence of 0.
Same for 0. Photoshop doesn't display the timing of your gifs real time, unless you let the gif play at least once on your video timeline. The issue with the video timeline is, is that you can't time with it as accurrately as you can with the frame timeline.
A way to check the timing of your gif is by opening "Save for web and devices" and clicking the "preview". This will open the gif in your default browser. I get this question a lot. The video timeline and frame timeline work with different ways of setting the delay on your frames. This means that in the video timeline, your gif's timing will change.
So what can you do about it? Well the best solution is really quite boring. Just reopen the finished gif in Photoshop, adjust the timing back to normal and save it again without converting it to a video timeline.
I removed the duplicate frames and set the timing to 0. Illustrations will have more solid-color components than a photo or video, which typically makes them less heavy. Another benefit of simply-colored illustrations is that you can incorporate more movement and animation with a smaller file size footprint. Subtle changes in a photograph are more cumbersome to load than multiple animated frames for an illustration that tells a story. Instead of the entire image being a GIF, you can significantly decrease the file size by leaving all non-moving sections as images.
Another way to bring down the file size when you need to use a photo or video is to overlay a single color on the GIF. A monochrome overlay gives the GIF an on-brand tint and limits the number of different colors the GIF needs to process. The result: smaller file sizes! Optimize your file size by limiting layers to every 2 frames. This option will take every other frame to create layers, which reduces file size.
Remember: The more frames you use in your GIF, the bigger the file size. After importing your GIF to Photoshop, you can look at the animation frame-by-frame. If there are multiple layers with the same frame image, give the duplicates the boot.
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Velocity of content in the video is highly relevant with the FPS rates. Here you can also check that frames-per-second. Add a comment. Click the drop-down menu next to Looping and choose how many times you want the GIF to loop. With Photoshop, you can customize any animated GIF to fit the style of your project.
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