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Great work Bianca! How did you get the gifs (like the space woman flying out of the laptop) to appear so crisp? When I use gifs, they always look a bit grainy! Any advice gratefully received!
- Thanks Alex! For the GIFs, my process had a few extra steps than I was used to, but the end results were very crisp.
I made the initial animations in PowerPoint, with a lot of assistance from the Morph tool. But instead of exporting them as GIFs from there (which led to more muddy results) I exported them as videos and then converted those files into GIFs in Photoshop.
This tutorial walks through how that process works (although I didn't do any of the image cropping, recoloring, or frame changes mentioned): https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/design/how-to-make-a-gif-in-photoshop-from-video