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Exporting a looping GIF animation

Exporting a looping GIF animation

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Exporting a looping GIF animation

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- Now it turns out that this client wants to use the final piece not only as an HD video, but also as an animated GIF. This is a common task these days, as the old GIF format is gaining more popularity, especially on social networks. So I want to show you my preferred workflow to create it using Premiere Pro and Photoshop. Before we'll export this spot as an animated GIF, and by the way the correct way of saying it is "animated jif", but anyhow, I wanted to add an additional camera tracking animation. And just to make sure that the spot is looping correctly, because this is the nature, of course, of GIF animations. All right, so I'm just going to enable the adjustment layer that we have over here. Currently this is an empty layer, because we have deleted the real smart motion blur effect in the previous movie. And I want to add to it the Transform effect. So I'm just going to start to type "transform", and here it is under the Distort. It's a real-time effect, which is great, so I'm…

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