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imacgirl #1
A GIF Animation with Layers at 50% Opacity?
I'm attempting to create an animated GIF which is comprised of layers at 50% Opacity. So far, I haven't been able to figure out how to accomplish this and I please need your help.
In Save for Web, the GIF will appear transparent with the Transparency Box selected, as it should. As soon as I select the Animation Box also, it'll revert back to 100% Opacity.
Somehow, I'm hoping this is possible in Elements 2. It would create a rather interesting effect for an animation. Thanks.
Barb
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Chuck Snyder #2 Re: A GIF Animation with Layers at 50% Opacity?
Hi, Barb: Sorry that didn't work.
Now...if you're ready to move up to 'big Photoshop'...the companion software included with it (Adobe ImageReady) "provides a powerful, easy way to create rollovers and animations in a single document."
Something for the future...
:-)
Chuck
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imacgirl #3 Re: A GIF Animation with Layers at 50% Opacity?
Hi, Chuck. The future is getting ever so close...!
:-)
Barb
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