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the taoiseach
Joined: 15 May 2012
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darklite
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thehermit
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All in all very slick looking  Some of the print work is really nice.
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the taoiseach
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 4:17 pm Post subject: Photoshop animation |
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Hi Jeff,
No Flash just Photoshop. I first created the layer and layer groups for each object in the animation and then moved what I needed to move (patiently) then after each move I made a merge layer function to record the move and then put the merged layer one on top of the next and ran them as an animation which was then exported as a movie. Sound was added in imovie. Good fun but a lot of work. |
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dawidtailor
Joined: 15 May 2012
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Location: usa
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| Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 9:11 pm Post subject: Re: Photoshop animation |
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| the taoiseach wrote: | Hi Jeff,
No Flash just Photoshop. I first created the layer and layer groups for each object in the animation and then moved what I needed to move (patiently) then after each move I made a merge layer function to record the move and then put the merged layer one on top of the next and ran them as an animation which was then exported as a movie. Sound was added in imovie. Good fun but a lot of work. |
Hi you doing really a nice work can you tell me how can you create a layer?If you have any snap shot for this merge layer menu than please define here so i can get more information about this.
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darklite
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well it's perfectly amazing, and I think you did a fantastic job. It's amazing how much a person can keep learning about adobe software. It just never ends, and that's what I love about it. I've never tried anything like what you did, and now I want to! I'm having a bit of trouble understanding some of it, but should you ever get the time, it's most worthy of a tutorial.
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thehermit
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I'm not sure if it makes you insane or is even more impressive that you did it all in PS 
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the taoiseach
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probably insane |
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the taoiseach
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Hi dawidtailor...when you want to create a snapshot of all your layers in photoshop and have it merge onto a new layer= go to the "layer menu" along the topbar and hold Alt then scroll down to "merge visible" and it will work. Hope this helps! |
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dawidtailor
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| the taoiseach wrote: | | Hi dawidtailor...when you want to create a snapshot of all your layers in photoshop and have it merge onto a new layer= go to the "layer menu" along the topbar and hold Alt then scroll down to "merge visible" and it will work. Hope this helps! |
Thanks for giving me this suggetion it definitely help me i will try it.I want to ask one more question at a time how many layers we can create?
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