I’m making my GIF’s now completely in Filmora because the quality is much better and with no limits.
Just an example
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But Filmora is chargeable, isn’t it?
Yes. I tried it first but i now i have the paid version.
The picture quality is definitely top! 
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Filmora is awesome.
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The difference in the color profile is enormous…
Ariela’s Apartment
VHTV cam vs. (very probably) professional cam
That’s why the difference in price is also…enormous 
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I did a test to check comparative colour averaging in both pictures. The one on the left came out as being ALMOST 50% neutral grey (47% to be precise), with the just about visible flower pot in the corner showing fairly close to natural terracotta colours and the other ‘averaged out’ picture was actually a rather yucky pink, with said flower pot being red! This meant that the one on the right was actually rather over saturated.
This all might sound rather technical but it’s a good way to check certain qualities of images. My over all conclusion was that in THIS case, the VHTV camera has got it right.
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That is interesting. I thought about the color oversaturation because Ariela looks quite tanned with the CB cam - but in reality she is certainly much paler.
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Forum has forced me: If you upload them individually, they are side by side in the preview which looks much better (to me). If you then publish the preview, they are suddenly one below the other. So I take an mp4 screenshot of the preview and convert it to a gif.
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Here’s an interesting idea / challenge to try if you wish…
How about taking that concept one step further and literally combining the moving part with the still image?
In Photoshop, one could achieve such a result by using something called a layer mask, where the part you intend to be the moving one is masked out of its original background and placed over the intentionally still image and either manually re-animated or would be part of a bit of video footage in the first place.
Not sure how other software (AI based maybe?) might tackle this though.
If I have understood you correctly, then my contribution to the March 8: A Tribute to Our Stunning Queens! competition was made according to your description.
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That is amazing reminds me of the beam technology used by Starfleet Command. Cheers
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It is. In keeping with the motto of the competition, I wanted to emphasize that Shana is out of this world. 
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Well yes, that’s basically it, albeit without any additional visual effects.
EDIT: I just realized that my gif above is somehow incomplete (The input of the flowers was missing. So I have uploaded the gif again. Now it’s complete 
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