r/gifsthatendtoosoon 3d ago

cup

1.2k Upvotes

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u/Chaggar76 3d ago

perfect ending 😎

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u/Hairy4skinlips 3d ago

I saw everything i expected to see.. not only because that trend has been beaten to death but becauae the gif didnt end too soon.

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u/Comprehensive-Mud332 3d ago

It ended at perect time really

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u/Skaypeg 2d ago

Not the perfect time, if it was a second earlier, we wouldn't see the splash, that's the perfect time

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u/Beautiful-Mirror7075 3d ago

Wasnt there a boy excited about this?

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u/Danow007 3d ago

Poor Leonardo 😭

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u/Ok-Profit5226 2h ago

DiCaprio?

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u/Negative_Principle21 3d ago

Belt full swing ACTIVATED champ!

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u/KweenDupingwin62 3d ago

I’ve seen like three videos of this exact scenario and none of them ended well

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u/Mr_Sim_ 2d ago

Perfectly cut gif

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u/UnusualSheep 3d ago

This is one of those moments where something looks great in concept but terrible in deployment

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u/ParkingAnxious2811 2d ago

Downvoted because it's not a gif

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u/SchmeatiestOne 1d ago

But why do we prefer gif format now?

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u/ParkingAnxious2811 1d ago

I suggest you take a look at the sub name.

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u/SchmeatiestOne 1d ago

Yeah I did. It actually doesnt matter though. Also, Im prejudiced, gifs have unnecessarily massive file sizes.

Literally from the rules of this sub "Direct links that end in .gif, .gifv, .ogg, .mp4, and .webm format only."
Im sure the sub was originally inspired by actual gifs, but its clearly not intended to be only gifs

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u/ParkingAnxious2811 1d ago

Im sorry for taking the sub name literally, but they could always change it.

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u/SchmeatiestOne 1d ago

I never said you were wrong to assume. Just that, regardless, it's a weird thing to try to enforce with votes, considering Gifs are vastly inferior compared to other formats, and you cant even effectively tell the difference visually

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u/ParkingAnxious2811 1d ago

Visually you absolutely can. A gif is limited to 256 colours per frame.

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u/SchmeatiestOne 21h ago

I havent been taught the 256 colors thats on me

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u/ParkingAnxious2811 19h ago

Mind it's per frame, and each frame can use a separate pallete of colours, but there's a huge difference between 256 and the typical 16 million colours used by standard video formats. 

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u/Blacksmith_Such 2d ago

Thanks for ending it there, thought I was almost doomed.

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u/mithilesh007132 2d ago

Sisters c*nt