Thank you Speety
BECOKA
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While I was not able to use your BKM I was motivated from seeing your great GIF files to figure it out in my software. 
This is my first and hopefully they will get better, 1909 Matte Proof owned by lasvegasteddy
123 colors, 5 images and 300Kb
For anyone interested Speety's BKM can be found here: Link
This is my first and hopefully they will get better, 1909 Matte Proof owned by lasvegasteddy
123 colors, 5 images and 300Kb
For anyone interested Speety's BKM can be found here: Link
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Two of the images are perfectly lined up with eachother but not the other three. Other than that, not bad!
Glad someone got some use out of it, or at least read it
now you 2 will have to compare images of my 12' which is underway on a photo contest being it goes from speety to you becoka
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Two of the images are perfectly lined up with eachother but not the other three. Other than that, not bad!
Glad someone got some use out of it, or at least read it
Yeah, I was lazy, this was just my first experiment. If they are lined up or not it is coincidence as I did not line any of them up on purpose.
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Two of the images are perfectly lined up with eachother but not the other three. Other than that, not bad!
Glad someone got some use out of it, or at least read it
Yeah, I was lazy, this was just my first experiment. If they are lined up or not it is coincidence as I did not line any of them up on purpose. >>
Did you use GIFNinja? Talk about being lazy...(*cough*lasvegasteddy*cough*)...
And is it too late to tap out in the photo contest?
<< <i>Nope, I used photoshop CS3. The method is completely different as you have an animation bar and you can manually set transitions between each images and have a lot more movie like options that I did not play with. >>
Is this under the 'save for web' options? Hmmm i may need an upgrade soon?
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<< <i>Nope, I used photoshop CS3. The method is completely different as you have an animation bar and you can manually set transitions between each images and have a lot more movie like options that I did not play with. >>
Is this under the 'save for web' options? Hmmm i may need an upgrade soon?
Save for web is the last part still but you have to set it up in the animation pane before you save the GIF. Under the window menu on top select animation and then a new pane shows up on the bottom of the screen and you set up frames like you would in a movie.
The part that you did with the different layers still has to be done, this is just in between that and the save for web.
<< <i>I'm goona have to try that , thanks for the post >>
There are some websites, such as GIFninja which will make them for you, but they won't be perfectly aligned. But it does save a lot of time.