Radoman Radovic
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I figured it out. DO NOT use solid, or shape to build CC Sphere on. Use simple high resolution *.ai Illustrator file with simple rectangle in it. Weird…
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Not sure, but I think that image is made with some help of brushes and stuff… Not as the result of a filters combination…
The way I should do it is this: Make a copy layer, select top one, play with levels and brightness/contrast or whatever suits you, to achieve desired contrast, desaturate (make it b/w), lower the top layer opacity, to see the bottom original layer, take a brush tool, choose size and stuff and start drawing over the top one. Drawing board is perfect for this, but I’m pretty sure you can do descent job only with mouse and keyboard.
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I always simplify things, so I can do them in the fast and easy way. Creating and editing those files in Photoshop was the easiest and fastest way, cause it is done with few clicks and in the end I only have one file… I can do them in AE but it significantly increases time. And editing in Premiere CS 5.5, well, it is old. Time to move on…
It is some sort of miscommunication between Photoshop and Premiere… It does not “read” *.PSD files in the right way… -
And yet again, if I animate just a text inside Photoshop, without any external prerendered animation, save it as a *.PSD file, import that *.PSD file in Premiere CC 2015 and it plays smoothly… Just annoying!
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Because it is a bit complex animation which I use as a lower third, and use it a lot, with a lot of different data. And, to save time, don’t want to render every single one in After Effects. So, it was simple in CS 5.5, just edit text in Photoshop file which contains animation, and import it to Premiere CS 5.5 and it plays very well. But for some reasons Premiere CS6 and later wont play it… I tried everything, but without success. Maybe it si a matter of color management or something, I don’t know. And here is a hint: If I export that particular animation from After Effects as a *.PSD sequence, and import that sequence into Premiere CC 2015, it plays smoothly and with alpha channel (transparency). When I import that *.PSD sequence in a Photoshop as a sequence, I no longer have alpha (transparency). I have black BG… Awkward… Maybe there is a catch somewhere, maybe I’m trying to do something which is no longer available… I don’t know…
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In TV station i’m working for use VectorBox…