Re: Animated gif too large for web

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From: Navarro Parker
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 12:55

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Try exporting your frames as series of still PICTs or PSDs.  Then use ImageReady  to optimize the animation.   I think it's far more efficient than AE's GIF export.  Plus, you have precise control over dithering, color maps, and the like.

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