I'd like to learn how to change this cat's eyes.

That would mean changing the color frame by frame, right?

I'd like a step by step tutorial on this using Adobe Photoshop. Thanks!

I would like to see this aswell ... Topic tracked.

Anyone??

just thought ide tell you everyone in the graphic section hates animation.
well the good artists anyway, so the chance of you getting a answer is slim.

Oh come on...

do u have the file?
if so just change the color on each slide. isnt hard
if not, ull have to remake the animation

If it isn't hard, I wouldn't have made this thread to ask how to do this...

Post step by step please.

And no I don't have the file but I'm 100% sure you don't need it to do this.

Do you mean to change the color so it has rainbow-changing color eyes, or to change it so it's just completely another solid color?
For the first, all you need to do is click the first frame and make a new hue/saturation adjustment layer, and you're done.
For the second, the frame-by-frame approach would be more likely, as I'm not aware of a way to easily create simultaneous animations.

here's a crude way. open gif in imageready -> edit in PS
just go to the menu like shown, n if you're trying to replace relatively solid colors like that kitten's eyes, it should be enough.
just fuck with the fuzziness bar if it's showing thin outlines of another color.
make sure preview's on, so you can see the actual color before you apply change.
this doesn't work so well if you're trying to replace gradients or shit like that, where the color alternates quite a bit.



or you can grab yer pencil + zoom in to like 1200% and recolor by hand if it's smth tiny ~_~

Thanks Xenon!