Ekim Wahs
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As Richard said, if you have the Extended version just opening the video instead of importing frames is a better way to go. Using Frames to Layers does not create a frame animation by default. If you enable the Make Frame Animation option in the Import dialog, it will create a frame animation that will then be able to be rendered as video. If you didn’t do that you can use the Make Frames from Layers command from the Animation panel flyout menu to create a frame animation from the layers.
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Ekim Wahs
March 6, 2009 at 7:08 pm in reply to: Photoshop CS3 Animation – how to reverse frame order?You do not have to select multiple files to open as an image sequence. If the files are sequentially numbered, and they are in the same folder just pick one of the files, enable Open as Image Sequence and click OK.
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You could use select color range with Fuzziness set to zero to sample the color you want to count. The use the Histogram Panel to get a count. Mouse over the Histogram to get the count at a specific level. You may want to limit the Channel to which ever one works best ie the green channel.
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Ekim Wahs
March 5, 2009 at 8:23 pm in reply to: Photoshop CS3 Animation – how to reverse frame order?You could use the Image Sequence checkbox in the File/Open dialog to open the files as a timeline image sequence instead of converting layers to frames. Or you could switch the Timeline panel mode to Frame animation then use Reverse frames command from the panel flyout menu to get the order you want.
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If you put your file somewhere where I can get to it, I’ll check it out to see if I can figure out what’s happening.
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bring up the Photoshop Color Picker. In the # field at the bottom enter the color value
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Photoshop CS4 OGL features requires a display driver that supports OpenGL 2.0 and Shader Model 3.0. Looking at the ATI specs for this card it says that it only supports Open GL and Shader 2.0, not Open GL 2.0 and Shader 3.0
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Edit/Preset Manager
select Swatches from Preset Type popup listdrag swatch to the new location. Pick different view from flyoout next to done button (small list, etc.)
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Russell has posted some new lenticular tutorials on his Tips and techniques area
https://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html
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Use this to create a new script. It will dupe the doc, then create layer comps setting the visibility for layers from the bottom up. You can then use Layer Comps to files script to save files of the layer comps.
var docRef = app.activeDocument;
var layerCount = docRef.layers.lengthvar duppedDocument = app.activeDocument.duplicate();
duppedDocument.activeLayer = duppedDocument.layers[duppedDocument.layers.length-1]; // for removing
setInvisibleAllArtLayers(duppedDocument);
setVisibleLayersComps(duppedDocument);function setInvisibleAllArtLayers(obj) {
for( var i = 0; i < obj.artLayers.length; i++) { //obj.artLayers[i].allLocked = false; obj.artLayers[i].visible = false; } } function setVisibleLayersComps(obj) { var layerCount = obj.artLayers.length -1 for( var i = 0; i < obj.artLayers.length; i++) { //obj.artLayers[i].allLocked = false; obj.artLayers[layerCount].visible = true; compName = obj.artLayers[layerCount].name obj.layerComps.add(compName, '', true, true, true); layerCount = layerCount-1 //compName = artLayers[i].name } } Mike Shaw Photoshop QE