tomato is a python script to glitch AVI files
It was designed to operate video frame ordering, substraction and duplication.

Any gif that claims to be showing 60fps is simply untrue due to the fact that no web browser out there right now supports displaying gifs higher than 50fps. If you try to set your frame rate any higher than what the browser supports (or if you set the frame delay to zero) then most browsers will default to a playback of 10fps (over 5 times slower than you probably intended).

FROM: https://sebsauvage.net/links/?ZYOVJA

À savoir : les navigateurs ne supportent pas les GIF animés à plus de 50 images par seconde (50 fps).

To illustrate my previous post and keep images at a reasonable size, I had to shrink down the top GIF from 14Mb to 3.2Mb.

Usually, online GIF converters will provide the ability to lower down the image dimensions. Another solution to reduce its size is to simply skip some …

I was asked the other day by my grand-mother in law to try to recover her photos from a diaporama video she created years ago.

The diaporama was made of a succession of photos, occupying the whole screen for a moment and then transitioning with various effects to the next …