Photoshop GIF images?? HELP Please.

[Angelencia]

Hello.

I have just recently created a moving GIF image for a siggy.
It all is well when creating and all, but once I gte to saving it goes through the images in seconds and you can barely see or read what is there.

Would someboyd be able to help me.
I have looked into everyhting at Photoshop and do not know how to slow it down. I have put a time setting on the annimation frames to what I thought best, but no matter is it's 5 seconds or 60 seconds, it still runs through at the same speed when going to save.
Does anyone know a way of slowing this down and getting it to the actual speed I am wanting?? ??

[ale52]

Try looking here:

http://www.planetphotoshop.com/

Alan <>< 

[soybean]

Download Microsoft GIF Animator and give that a try.  It's freeware.

[CBMatt]

Download Microsoft GIF Animator and give that a try.  It's freeware.

I really hate to hijack this thread (I'll do my best to not let that happen), but I downloaded this program out of curiosity and when I try to install it, it fails because it's looking for MSE11E.tmp\setup.exe in my Temp folder, but the file doesn't exist (why would it?).  Anybody else having this problem?

[CBMatt]

Um...nevermind...it managed to work itself out.  Odd.

Anyway, thanks for the link, soybean.  It's not as good as something like Animation Shop Pro (not free), but it's always nice to have a secondary program handy.

[hyperhedron]

for a really simple animation program, go for UnFreeZ. it's tiny and fast and works, but is limited by a few things, like you can only have one slide speed for all frames.

[sewerurchin]

Photoshop is good for creating the images, but ImageReady is what you want to use to set up the animation (if you are doing this with Adobe tools).