Hi Steemians!

I would like to share with you this easy way to make a GIF like this that I made in Photoshop to show my "Evolution" series of drawings.

Here is this process

Once you have open Photoshop go to File ---> Scripts ---> Load files into Stack
(click on the image to see it in high resolution)

A window appears to browse your files.

Select all the files you want to include in the GIF you will make.

OK, to accept your selection.

Go to Window----> Timeline

A new window appears bottom. Click on "Create Frame Animation"

Click on the right side of the Timeline window, on a small box as shown.

Choose "Make Frames From Layers"

In the Timeline window, all the layers that you have previously included in your selection will appear.
Below the thumbnails are buttons that allow you to play the sequence to check if the speed is adequate.

By select layers and clicking on the time marked, you can change the transition time to make it faster or slower.

In this case, I have set the transition time to 0.3s.

In order to save our sequence as GIF, go to File--->Export--->Save for Web (Legacy)

Check that GIF is selected as format to save.
Here on the right side of this window, you can resize the file before saving it. To do this change the percentage.
As you can see, in this example, at 100%, the GIF file will be 10.67M (see on the left side of the window), which is too much for this purpose.

I set it at 50%, then the GIF will weigh only 3.173M

Finally, save it in the folder you want.

This is the result.

Have a fine day!

100% SP (manual translation to SP)