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How to: Create a fading gif with GIMP

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http://www.linuxandlife.com – In today's article, I will show you how to create a simple fading gif image with GIMP. I will use the image below as the sample. First, open the image on GIMP then make the layer transparent. Just go to Layer > Transparency > Color to Alpha then hit OK: Next, you need to create several copies of this layer. Go to Layer > Duplicate Layer or just simply hit Shift + Ctrl + D. In this example, I created 6 copies of the layer as you can see in the layer box: Next, set different opacity for the layer copies, you can increase or decrease the opacity gradually.  With my 6 cop (Distributions)

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Hi

I have an animation I'm trying to make use the gimp, to be saved as a gif.

So I know about appended the time delay to the title of each layer/frame (50ms), and this works, great, except that the first layer/frame is special. It is the background for all the other frames which are mostly transparent.

Kdenlive layer Opacity 33 weeks 5 hours ago

I am not sure if this is a right place to ask this question or not, sorry if it is not an appropriate place

What i want to know, is there a way to decrease opacity in video clips layer an if there is a way how

thank you for your time :)

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