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1. Re: CS6 ? Make a GIF with multi images
Curt Y Feb 28, 2014 6:11 PM (in response to Netcommercial)Try File/Scripts/load files into stack. Each image will be a layer.
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2. Re: CS6 ? Make a GIF with multi images
Netcommercial Mar 5, 2014 11:04 AM (in response to Curt Y)Curt,
Thanks for that. That worked fine. Appreciate it.
For those looking to do the same. After import. (As Curt shared above)
Shift select all and hit little menu at the bottom of viewport and just above the Time line and there you will find>Create New Layer for Each New Frame.
In my case they all needed to be selected once placed end for end to then be reversed. Via Shift select all in T.L Same menu ."Reverse"
Shift select all to adjust time each frame.
EDIT: to share How to make Gif from sequence after Batch import
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3. Re: CS6 ? Make a GIF with multi images
Trevor.Dennis Mar 5, 2014 12:18 PM (in response to Netcommercial)I've just had an idea for a feature request. In fact I actually just tried it in case it worked and I'd been missing the trick all these years, but it didn't.
Add a new option to the Photomerge and Auto Align Layers dialog box that will Tile the images into a sort of Contact sheet. It would need an option to resize to fit, and would create the sort of layout we see on sites like flickr nowadays.
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4. Re: CS6 ? Make a GIF with multi images
Netcommercial Mar 5, 2014 12:52 PM (in response to Trevor.Dennis)Trevor,
There is an option to align if batch importing @ time of import. Not sure what a Contact sheet is. Sorry bud I cannot see what you see....Might want to head over to feature request and be a bit more detailed on that one.
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5. Re: CS6 ? Make a GIF with multi images
Netcommercial Mar 5, 2014 1:01 PM (in response to Netcommercial)There is a better way then above to create a gif from a stack or multi images:
Step 1:
Window > Workspace > Motion
Step 2
See + sign at bottom of viewport Hit that.
IMPORT
See far Left hand bottom (3 squares in a row) click there
This will offer the option to switch to> Convert timeline to frame animation
Step 4
Set Up:
At top of W.S--Image>Image size (ALT+ctrl+i) SET YOUR OUTPUT SIZE
Now at Bottom--See loop value Once,3times, forever, other
TIP-Shift click all frames to set time to show each frame using arrow menu at bottom of any of your selected frames.
File> save for web> dialogue box appears to then click on desired quality.
Save and or preview from there as well.

