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Lesson 13 Sections: 13-1 13-2 13-3 13-4 13-5 13-JFF 13-IDEA
Lesson 13 - Video and Animation in Photoshop
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Week 13 • Spring Semester 2020 • Apr. 6-12, 2020
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Description:
Photoshop CC has strengthened its video editing and animation capabilities over the years. Although it's more of an add-on than a fully featured video editing suite, it does have the advantage of allowing to use many of the Photoshop filters and adjustment layers on video as well as still images. In this week's lesson, you'll learn the basics of video editing and frame animation in Photoshop! Let's get started! Lights! Camera! Action! |
Portfolio exhibit 10 challenge:.
For your portfolio exhibit, focus on creativity and design! Come up with an infographic that demonstrates your use of these new skills you've learned in the lessons! The IDEA section sections in every lesson contain ideas on how you can put creativity, design, and the tools you've learned into practice. When you've completed your portfolio exhibit, please do the following:
For your portfolio exhibit, focus on creativity and design! Come up with an infographic that demonstrates your use of these new skills you've learned in the lessons! The IDEA section sections in every lesson contain ideas on how you can put creativity, design, and the tools you've learned into practice. When you've completed your portfolio exhibit, please do the following:
- Save your portfolio exhibit photoshop file as Portfolio-10_Your_Name.PSD, and submit it here in Canvas.
- Export your portfolio exhibit as a web friendly JPG image and add it to your online portfolio, along with the accompanying description, citations, etc. (See Portfolio in the Weekly Lessons) for more detail and instructions on this).
- When you submit your portfolio exhibit in Canvas, also put the URL for your online exhibit in assignment comments.
Page last updated April 6, 2019. This lesson combines my own work (images, text, videos) which are ©2019 by Nathan Smith. All other images, videos, and cited text sources are curated from the internet, and are publicly available.