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MARICRUZ YOU SHARPENED FRAME BY FRAME????? I am both very afraid and in awe of you. I convert the timeline to a video timeline (in the menu option of the timeline) > then select all layers > filters > convert to smart filters > sharpen > smart sharpen (for 540p width, I usually go for 500% and 0.3 sharpen). And then you can also do your regular adjustment layers on top of the smart object.
YES MAGS, I DID IT FRAME BY FRAME
thank you so much for the advice <3
After i save it as a gif, sometimes the video timeline option messes up the framrrate, so I'll reopen it in Photoshop as a frame animation again, and change the frame delay that way (0.03 or 0.04 sec usually works best), and then resave the gif
I shall keep that in mind. I'm quite particular about my gif speed so even if I forget your adive here, i will notice if there is anything wrong with the speeds before posting lol. Thank you!
