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Animated gif problem (ghosting?)
ThreeCubed
Grandma Winky's fat anklesRegistered User regular
Grandma Winky's fat anklesRegistered User regular
I made an animated gif in Photoshop CS3, all went well:
It's been giving me no problems.
When I uploaded it, however, to a website, it turned into this:
My questions:
1) Was this caused by some setting that I need to tweak in creating the gif?
2) What is this effect called? I've seen other gifs around the internet with the same problem. I'd like to research it, but I can't even figure out what to google.
Pre thanks!
It's been giving me no problems.
When I uploaded it, however, to a website, it turned into this:
My questions:
1) Was this caused by some setting that I need to tweak in creating the gif?
2) What is this effect called? I've seen other gifs around the internet with the same problem. I'd like to research it, but I can't even figure out what to google.
Pre thanks!
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It should be obvious by the fact that it works fine off of your dropbox that the problem lies not in the GIF, but it wherever you tried to put it.
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