Custom Made Sig and Avatar [9]

JaidynM said:

Finally, my sig for Athene. I'm not all that good at cutting images out, hence the glow on the render.

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Nice one Jaidyn

Just made another animated avatar
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Arc said:

Just made another animated avatar
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you should write a tut for that Archie!

Britton30 said:

Arc said:

Just made another animated avatar
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you should write a tut for that Archie!

Lol .. I learned it from Tom

Britton30 said:

Arc said:

Just made another animated avatar
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you should write a tut for that Archie!

Here you are

Step 1: Import video to layers in Photoshop
Step 2: Fiddle until it looks better
Step 3: Go to step 2

tom982 said:

Britton30 said:

Arc said:

Just made another animated avatar
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you should write a tut for that Archie!

Here you are

Step 1: Import video to layers in Photoshop
Step 2: Fiddle until it looks better
Step 3: Go to step 2

I get stuck on step one. How do you fiddle with it? Can one use a HD video and re-size it?

Gary, I guess only .mov can be imported, in 32 bit photoshop only. I tried with other video formats, but not worked.

After importing, first reduce the frames, then resize the image, and finally save for web and devises .

Thanks Archie and Tom. I hope I have 32 bit PS, my OS is 64 bit.

Britton30 said:

Thanks Archie and Tom. I hope I have 32 bit PS, my OS is 64 bit.

You can run 32 bit PS on 64 bit PC go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5.1 and run the .exe
Jerry

Britton30 said:

Thanks Archie and Tom. I hope I have 32 bit PS, my OS is 64 bit.

You can install both the versions of PS at teh same time, in a 64 bit OS.

• Convert any video to mov.
• Open 32 bit photoshop, create a new document. (otherwise the import menu will not be active)
• Go to File > Import > Video frames to Layers... and browse to the .mov file.
• In the resulting video window, shift+slide to select parts to be excluded
• now, the rest is resizing the image area, reducing the frames and layers to keep the result in size, and finally,
• Save for web and device. If you see that the size is big, you can reduce the bits etc to fit it within the size constraints. Actually this the the real challenging part.

If it troubles, let us (Tom and me) know. Not that tough, but initially it may take a time.