Sending the rest of the PM via VM since the site is being stubborn and won't let me send the whole thing.
This is my personal process:
1) Get the RAWs of the episodes used for the gif
2) Play the RAW in k-lite
3) Find the portion of the video I will use and stop the video right before that segment
4) Use frame step to reach the initial frame of the segment
5) Use snipping tool to start the process of gaining each unique frame
-> Use the "window snip" so that you get the image perfectly with one click
-> I usually name them like "imgnamehere01" and so on
6) Count the immediate duplicate frames (animators will often have the same image multiple frames in a row for timing), and denote it.
-> So it would typically be something like "imgnamehere02(3)" to tell me that I repeat the image three times in UnFREEz
7) Open/Drag-and-drop all the images in Paint.net (they will be in PNG by default, and don't use the snipping tool's ability to save as gifs, since they destroyed the quality of the image when I tried that)
This is my personal process:
1) Get the RAWs of the episodes used for the gif
2) Play the RAW in k-lite
3) Find the portion of the video I will use and stop the video right before that segment
4) Use frame step to reach the initial frame of the segment
5) Use snipping tool to start the process of gaining each unique frame
-> Use the "window snip" so that you get the image perfectly with one click
-> I usually name them like "imgnamehere01" and so on
6) Count the immediate duplicate frames (animators will often have the same image multiple frames in a row for timing), and denote it.
-> So it would typically be something like "imgnamehere02(3)" to tell me that I repeat the image three times in UnFREEz
7) Open/Drag-and-drop all the images in Paint.net (they will be in PNG by default, and don't use the snipping tool's ability to save as gifs, since they destroyed the quality of the image when I tried that)
