In Adobe ImageReady, you create animation from a single image using animated GIF files. An animated GIF is a sequence of images, or frames. Each frame varies slightly from the preceding frame, creating the illusion of movement when the frames are viewed in quick succession. You can create animation in several ways:
By using the Duplicate Current Frame button in the Animation palette to create animation frames, and then using the Layers palette to define the image state associated with each frame.
By using the Tween feature to quickly create new frames that warp text or vary a layer’s opacity, position, or effects, to create the illusion of an element in a frame moving or fading in and out.
By opening a multilayer Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator file for an animation, with each layer becoming a frame.
When creating an animation sequence, it’s best to remain in Original image view—this saves ImageReady from having to reoptimize the image as you edit the frame contents. Animation files are output as either GIF files or QuickTime movies. You cannot create a JPEG or PNG animation.
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