with Free Cam:
- Capping
- Use Free Cam to record and save video (pausing and cropping is possible)
- Photoshop
- File -> Import -> Video Frames to Layers
- (Ignore frame delay)
- Crop, Resize (540 / 268 / 177/178) e.g. 540x350
- Sharpening, Coloring
- File -> Export -> Save For Web <5MB
- Online
with ScreenToGif: (quick version)
- Capping
- Use ScreenToGif
- Remove wrong frames
- Crop, Resize
- (If the movement is not slow) Change percentage of delay to between 130% and 150%
- Save as gif
with ScreenToGif:
- Capping
- Use ScreenToGif
- Crop, Resize
- Save as Project
- Select all frames, save as images
- Photoshop
- File -> Scripts -> Load files into stack
- Timeline -> Make Frames From Layers (maybe 'Reverse')
- Set frame rate (0,1 is right. the export is faster than the preview)
- Select all layers
- Filter > Convert Layers to Smart Object
- Crop, Resize (540 / 268 / 177/178)
- Sharpening, Coloring
- File -> Export -> Save For Web (<3MB)
with KMPlayer:
- Capping
- Download the video file from YouTube (HD quality!)
- Open the file with kmplayer
- Skip to the start of the gif
- Ctrl+G (settings; save to a folder)
- 'Start' and play
- 'Stop' after gif. Close.
- Navigate to folder and delete unecessary frames
- Basics
- open Photoshop
- file -> scripts -> load files into stack
- cropping + resizing
- filter -> sharpen -> smart sharpen / Ctrl+F every layer
- Animation
- open animation bar
- ’make frames from layers’ (’reverse’)
- delete unnessecery frames
- set the delay (select all!)
- End
- add adjustments / psds
- add copyright
- file -> save for web (should be lower than ~2.75MB)
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