justlikewildfire:

Alright, I thought I’d make this quick tutorial to show how different sharpening settings can improve the quality of your GIF and to contrast how they’ll look in the end. - Of course there are much more variations than the ones I showed, they’re just those I personally use the most.

But first of all, after you’ve made your GIF (which I won’t explain anymore how to do so), go to “Filter” > “Sharpen” > “Smart Sharpen…” and make sure you have all of the settings put in that you can see HERE. - Don’t concentrate on the highlighted parts though, these are the ones you’ll have to change to get the results as demonstrated in the images for each case. That’s it. It’s really simple actually, but very effective. :)

*If you have any questions, leave me an ask and I’ll try to help or be a bit more specific when necessary.

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