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Easy-to-use intuitive interface |
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Live edit allows you to edit a frame or the whole animation (as layers in Photoshop) directly in the image editor of your choice. Changes saved in the editor appear automatically in GMG.
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Multiple selection of frames |
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It's possible to select multiple frames for easy manipulation of more than one frame at a time. And because of the superior interface, you can see which frames you have selected.
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Edit Timing |
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Edit timing quickly and easily directly in the preview window, either frame by frame or using relative or absolute global changes.
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Live edit |
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Live edit allows you to edit a frame or the whole animation (as layers in Photoshop) directly in the image editor of your choice. Changes saved in the editor appear automatically in GMG.
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24-bit color |
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24-bit color is supported to enable you to build animations (AVI) without losing any color data. 24-bit color is also useful for icon files and for PSD, PNG, BMP, and JPEG manipulation.
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The "ping-pong" effect |
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An automated reversal of frame order and an automated "ping-pong" of animation effects is now available.
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Palette reduction |
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By reducing the number of colors in the animation (or a single image for that matter), the compression used by the GIF format will tend to do a much better job. The tradeoff is that the image quality may potentially degrade as colors are lost. Here's an example:
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256 colors
18,736 bytes
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64 colors
12,464 bytes
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32 colors
9,818 bytes
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