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Open
your GIF in the Animation Shop: all of the frames from the animation
will be presented for viewing. If you intend edit all the animation,
it means, all the animation frames, mouse click in Edit/ Select
All. But if you intends barely edit one or another frame, selects
them individually.
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Next, click
the selection with the mouse secondary button and, in the menu
that presents, choose the item "Export frames to Paint
Shop Pro"; alternatively, pressure the shortcuts "shift+x".
Your frames will be bring all together, in a common window,
each one in a exclusive layer, to the Paint Shop Pro that automatically
will be opened by the AS.
See an image of how it would be with a five frames GIF:
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To edit each one of those frames make visible only the
layer containing the frame you want to work with, closing the
viewing of the others - to do that, mouse click the eyeglasses
in the right end of each layer. Make every editions you want,
always following that procedure.
4
After you have completed the individual edition of the
GIF frames, you must leave visible all this window's layers
(as shown above). Right click the image title bar (in the PSP
editions screen), and choose the menu item "Update Back
to Animation Shop". All the frames that you brought to
PSP earlier will be now bring back to AS, maintaining all the
modifications and editions you defined for each one of them.
5
Click the Animation
Shop icon, minimized on the Windows tools bar, and visualizes
your gif animation opened with all its frames already edited
by you and that, in the however, will be blocked for any activity.
To unblock the animation, right click anyone of the selected
frames, and choose the menu item "Break link with exported
frames".
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And there is:
your new film... your new GIF. Remember to save the work.
Hands
in work and...
Have fun!
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