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Zaara

@zaaratq

Sparkler

+ 6

Posted: 9 years ago

#251

Taking all the notes, I changed SFW settings(all four settings). The result are below. I use Adobe CC.😳

-- > No dither

-- > Diffusion

-- > Pattern

-- > Noise

Unfortunately the settings doesnt seem to change much in between. That said, I realise that the more colors a gif has, the more grainy its gonna look. So the key is choosing the right psd coloring for a gif. I have always used "diffusion" setting and Im gonna continue using that setting. 😳 Although I may also alternate with "no dither" setting as well. 😃

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Liana

@Lianaa

Elite

+ 5

Posted: 9 years ago

#252

^Diffusion looks the best dear!

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annihilation

@annihilation

Stunner

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#253

^^ That is exactly what I mean. Changing SFW settings doesn't seem to make any amount of noticeable difference. But if choosing the right coloring is the key, a gif with no coloring at all should have super duper quality. That's not the case with me, color or no color, too heavy a color or too simple a color, the result is the same. 🤪 Sigh.

I'd be thankful you all could share your gif psd resources, may be trying those out might help.

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Zaara

@zaaratq

Sparkler

+ 6

Posted: 9 years ago

#254

@Husna - I guess we may never know whats the right solution. Like I said before, I try to use a psd meant for a gif, which I usually get from tumblr. I don know if there is any difference though. 😆 My only go to is chaoticresources. My guruji for everything. 😳

@Naz - Even I feel more comfortable using the "diffusion" setting. 😳

Link -- > http://chaoticresources.tumblr.com/tagged/gifs

Edited by zaaratq - 9 years ago

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Nripendra

@Abhisheking

Rocker

+ 2

Posted: 9 years ago

#255

Coloring does affect the quality of gif.

See,this was original :

http://i.imgur.com/bR9pfXB.png

And here I reduced the colors by adding twelve (literally!) adjustment layers. And bingo, I don't think any sort of noise is here... And the grains visible at particular places is a texture.

http://i.imgur.com/vOrbjPB.gif

Don't go over PSDs. Try to use adjustment layers so you can minimize as much colors. It will undoubtedly produce quality gifs.

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annihilation

@annihilation

Stunner

+ 3

Posted: 9 years ago

#256

^^ Thank you guys. 🤗 You all are so generous for having put up with so many queries of mine. I tried all the settings out and guess what? Yes, no difference. -.- Still noticeably grainy gifs. I think I might take a little break from gif-ing and may be instead just work on edits and psds 'cause honestly this is a huge headache now. i'll get back to inform you guys if any of this ever brings me positive results. 😆