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1. Re: Animation export problem
Nancy O. Aug 7, 2014 9:59 AM (in response to revilo)Sounds like the bleed through is due to image transparency. Try saving your GIF without transparency and then preview in browsers.
Nancy O.
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2. Re: Animation export problem
revilo Aug 7, 2014 10:16 AM (in response to Nancy O.)Hi and thanks for the speedy reply . I actually want a transparent gif at
the end , sorry , should have mentioned that. I can draw a series of
transparent layers and that works ok , the problem comes when I import a
gif or movie drawn using Pencil . It may be connected with the way it
creates both Frames and Layers in the Layers palette , I'm not sure. As I
say , it looks fine playing it in CS5 , and one time I managed to correct
it but have no idea how I did it , and have not been able to repeat that.
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3. Re: Animation export problem
revilo Aug 7, 2014 1:47 PM (in response to revilo)Problem solved , there were both layers and frames in the layers palette , same number of each when I loaded a gif from another source , or due to my following some option I thought I should do , like Flatten Frames into Layers. When I deleted all the Layers in the Layer Palette and just left the Frames there , it works fine. I think there are other problems with importing gifs from other apps though , , maybe I'd be better off just working from scratch in Photoshop.
Thanks to Nancy O for responding


