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Hello everyone.
I’m experiencing an issue in ImageReady that I have never noticed before.
When designing an animated GIF, I sometimes design it with the frames "out of order" and then reposition them before saving the file so that they are in the correct order. While doing this last night, I noticed that as I changed the frame order, the file size of the animated GIF increased rather dramatically… by 5 or 6k.
I was not previously aware that changing the frame order would have an impact on file size, letalone a change this dramatic (5-6k may not seem like much, but when the image is supposed to be only 15k, it makes quite a difference).
Is this normal (and just something that I happen to have missed these last few years)? Or is there something wrong with my copy of Photoshop/ImageReady?
Thanks.
I’m experiencing an issue in ImageReady that I have never noticed before.
When designing an animated GIF, I sometimes design it with the frames "out of order" and then reposition them before saving the file so that they are in the correct order. While doing this last night, I noticed that as I changed the frame order, the file size of the animated GIF increased rather dramatically… by 5 or 6k.
I was not previously aware that changing the frame order would have an impact on file size, letalone a change this dramatic (5-6k may not seem like much, but when the image is supposed to be only 15k, it makes quite a difference).
Is this normal (and just something that I happen to have missed these last few years)? Or is there something wrong with my copy of Photoshop/ImageReady?
Thanks.
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