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Adobe is showing a panel in its instructions to make a gif that I do not see in Photoshop. Their instruction is to "click the arrow on the button in the middle of the panel and select Create Frame Animation."
I don't have that panel as per below. What gives? Thanks.
If you open an Animated GIF there is no need to create a frame animation for it is already created as you show in your screen capture.
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Are you looking for this?
This is what the Timeline panel looks like before an animation has been created.
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Thanks. I've never made a gif. I got as far as step 1 in Adobe's instructions here Create animated GIFs |
But it seems like that's enough and the gif is created.
I wonder why Adobe has steps 2-4 if they're superfluous.
Anyway, I exported the gif and it seems okay.
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Good to hear it's all ok.
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If you open an Animated GIF there is no need to create a frame animation for it is already created as you show in your screen capture.
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Thanks JJMack. But I didn't open an animated gif. I opened a video file. Anyway, it's created. All's well that ends well.
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most video is multi-layered... the tutorial says "Click OK to convert the video frames to a single layered file" and that is misleading because the layers they are talking about are not Photoshop layers but that the video now has a single i.e, image layer
also you are correct that the next 2 steps are skipped when using video which should also have been noted in the tutorial