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| Photoshop Tutorials » Animation » Image |
Note that this image will make a huge animated gif. You can reduce image size of the PSD right here in image ready to make your image a more reasonable size.
7. Now tween window should appear. Change value of "Frames to Add". The higher value = the smoother and longer animation.
4.) Right-Click on image and go to Preview in > Your Browser. The browser will launch. Roll the curser over the mapped area's and notice in the bottom left of the browser how the links change. Notice under the image also that all the code has been written for you! Just copy and paste the code in between the "ImageReady" brackets to your page where you want the image to show. Be sure to upload image as well.
Once you are in Adobe Imageready, you will need to make sure you small animation window is on there (near the bottom). If it isn't, go to Window > Animation. Now, like seen above circled in red is a little icon. Click that to create a new layer of animation.
5. The image will fit in the text.
