Adding a GIF effect to images request..

Hi,
I have 10 images that i want to add a GIF effect to make them each look like this image:
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In other words, give all my images that "rotating effect"

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(There are ten images)


Please help me and thanks in advance (this is kind of urgent, as my members are requesting it)

anyone, please help me

I'm pretty sure the Prestige icons are already animated like that one above.

I swear I saw them like last week.

Maybe you can look around the web and find it.

They aren't animated
That's because there's only one frame in 'cuz it's a PNG file witch only supports one layer.
If you want such a animation you should give us more pictures becauwe we must make at least 10 images a picture you want, witch is much work.

so you want me to convert the PNG images to something like JPEG?

Sorry, that's a bit difficult, we would need a bunch of images that were displayed at different angles to create a spinning icon like that.

Kiekeboe wrote:They aren't animated
That's because there's only one frame in 'cuz it's a PNG file witch only supports one layer.
If you want such a animation you should give us more pictures becauwe we must make at least 10 images a picture you want, witch is much work.

Hmmm.. really ?

I swear I saw them.. anyways.. I see.

Also, LH is partially right.

I would do it, but I am no Wiz at GIFs / Animation.

The best I can do wth the image you've provided.
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Noob wrote:

Kiekeboe wrote:They aren't animated
That's because there's only one frame in 'cuz it's a PNG file witch only supports one layer.
If you want such a animation you should give us more pictures becauwe we must make at least 10 images a picture you want, witch is much work.

Hmmm.. really ?

I swear I saw them.. anyways.. I see.

Also, LH is partially right.

I would do it, but I am no Wiz at GIFs / Animation.

I could probably do it with Photoshop CS4's 3D tools, but I haven't learned how to use them yet.

ponner wrote:The best I can do wth the image you've provided.
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that is just what i am looking for!
Can you please tell how you did it?..

Thanks!

owner08 wrote:

ponner wrote:The best I can do wth the image you've provided.
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that is just what i am looking for!
Can you please tell how you did it?..

Thanks!

Yeah I would like to know it too. Is it photoshop?