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Lesson 13 Sections: 13-1 13-2 13-3 13-4 13-5 13-JFF 13-IDEA
Lesson 13 Sections: 13-1 13-2 13-3 13-4 13-5 13-JFF 13-IDEA
A13-04: Creating Video Title Screens - Creating Stop Motion Animations
Objectives:
- Learn how to nest animations within smart objects, allowing you to have animations within animations.
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Video Title Screens: If you are creative, you can use everything you've learned to create video title screens in Photoshop. It's fun when everything you've learned about so far get used in new ways - like smart objects. The video below is by Colin Smith, on Photoshop Cafe. If you have a smart object in your video, you can nest another video timeline inside the smart object! How cool is that?
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Video: Animated Star Wars intro, perspective text | Photoshop Tutorial (7:51)
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Stop Motion Animation: Photoshop can be used to create stop motion animations, too! A stop motion animation starts with taking photos - you take a photo, move the elements slightly, take another photo, move them again, etc. Then you bring all those images into Photoshop and create a frame animation which you can either save as an animated GIF, or a video. Please watch the video, "How to Create a Simple Stop Motion Animation Using Photoshop"
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Video: How to Create a Simple Stop Motion Animation Using Photoshop
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