quality loss

Oct 25, 2011 23:03

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask.

I've made four banners for a board RPG which I wanted to animate and turn into one single banner. But as soon as I save it as a .gif it looses quality.

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gobbolina October 25 2011, 21:20:23 UTC
Edit: Okay, I found out what's wrong, but I can't fix it. It's the color mode. I used RGB mode, Gimp says I can save gifs only in gray or indexed mode. Indexed causes the loss of quality, and I don't know how to change this. I already get the best of possible results.

Couldn't edit the post itself for whatever reason...

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smilecarnival October 25 2011, 23:13:02 UTC
You do have some control over the Indexed Mode. Before you save your gif, go to Image > Mode > Indexed. A little window will pop up where you can select dithering and edit the palette range.


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gobbolina October 25 2011, 23:17:11 UTC
Everything I try looks even worse. -_-

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luminousdaze October 26 2011, 01:33:00 UTC
Since those banners don't index well, if you would like the banners to rotate it would be best to use www.random-image.net instead of making them into a gif.
Then you can have a rotating header.

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