Filter Animation bleeds at edges (flames)

[PixLab]

(08-21-2023, 12:23 PM)rich2005 Wrote: If you are using the original png's for an animated webp there should be no problem. See what other replies come up.

Why GIF is still a thing, it's a mystery to me, but I thing it's because up to last year, Photoshop did not export to webp , and it seems they do not export as animated webp yet as seen on their export dialog here > https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/sup...ormat.html

I'm webp, animation for webp do NOT need to have an indexed image (256 colors is ugly), webp look smoother, webp is visually a LOT more appealing, the file size is way lower, no transparency problem...

GIF 744 kB 256 colors max


WEBP 412 kB 16 777 216 (16.8 millions) different colors at a time.


Webp also uses 8 bits for alpha channel and supports 0~255 levels of opacity...
Do I continue?