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thank you for sharing the link for sharpening tutorial, I also use handbrake for video clips to make gif, would you please tell me what "Super HQ" settings do you use to preserves as much quality as possible.
no problem!! and yeah, so you can select a preset from the dropdown menu like this:
i use super hq 1080p and these are the settings:
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*BASIC* GIF MAKING TIPS FROM ME (not that anybody cares)
Yeah I really love gif making. And when I make something kinda beautiful and people reblog it with emotions in the tags, I cry and smile and get all emotional and it's SO worth it. So here's Jess's tips to a great basic standard gif in 2023:
Get 1080p rips of your media. Use a torrent, tumblr, idc, but make sure its 1080p!
Handbrake is your friend! Use handbrake to extract the moments from your episodes on your hard drive before putting them into photoshop
Resize your gif appropriately. Crop first, then resize to 540 pixels and let photoshop do the rest for width
Please for the love of god turn your layers in photoshop to smart layers, and apply a smart sharpen filter ASAP. Just do it!!
Curves is your friend. Use the black, grey and white toggles to get the best colouring.
Speaking of colouring, SELECTIVE COLOUR ADJUSTMENT. LEARN IT AND USE IT. Selective colour is amazing.
Juxtapose the right moments. I love video editing so this comes naturally to me, but if you are low on inspo, search up other creators in your area and BECOME inspired!
And most importantly, have fun! The payoff to a successful gifset is totally worth any monetary gain. I will just go back and stare at one if I know it has positive responses, reblogs and tags. Instant seretonin!
Sidequest: Ripping my until The End Of The World blu-ray to my Plex media server.
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So I’m hoping to move out on my own again in a few months (my goal is basically ‘some time in the spring’) and I’ve started in on some decluttering/organizing tasks I want to get done before then. Like my music CDs and movie DvDs use up a couple milk crates and several vertical stands. I’m currently working my way through the DvDs, making sure they’re ripped to my hard drive, and then stored in a single big storage binder - which even completely full (and it’s got enough capacity to hold all of both) will still be smaller than one milk crate.
Except some of my stuff won’t rip correctly. Handbrake will look at it and either declare it can’t find anything in a format it understands, or it will think it understands it but the preview image(s) (and any resultant rip) is just varyingly coloured artifacting. Or VLC will rip it, but only the initial bit will have the video and audio properly synced; it I skip ahead in the file, the audio will be completely out of sync with the video, and I don’t just mean by a few milliseconds, I mean playing audio for completely different scenes. Sometimes if I keep retrying VLC will eventually rip it right.
Anyone have any suggestions, either tweaks to those two or entirely different software, that might have better luck? Google is failing me (it just keeps showing me slightly differently worded versions of the same unhelpful tips).
(Also JFC but Handbrake makes huge files - I need to go through at some point and have VLC resave them to a more compressed format without all the bonus languages).
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I finally figured out why Handbrake's been making video files bigger instead of smaller, H.265 makes video files size smaller while maintaining quality. H.264 was the Old Way.
Mistake was made
“Forgot the Handbrake” — I hate it when that happens...
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