2015
Lynda
Richard Harrington
3:23
English
If Photoshop is the center of your creative world, it's a good choice when you need to edit video. In this course, Rich Harrington reveals how Photoshop CC's powerful image-editing tools translate to video and shows how to transform a selection of clips into polished movies. He'll walk through three projects, so you get a feel for different types of footage and editing styles, and illustrate the basic technical skills that will help you edit clips into cohesive stories. You'll learn how to import and organize footage, correct color and exposure issues, add titles and transitions, adjust volume, and publish your finished project. Plus, find out how to create "moving picture" slideshows from still images using a similar Timeline-based workflow.
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Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files
1. Getting Ready for Motion
Making sure your computer is ready for motion
The motion workspace
Supported file formats for editing
Transferring footage to an edit-ready hard drive
Organizing media on your drive
2. Meet the Photoshop Timeline
An overview of the Timeline panel
Controlling playback in the Photoshop Timeline
Viewing options in the Timeline
Enabling Timeline shortcut keys
Adjusting performance for better playback
3. Organizing Assets
Organizing clips with Adobe Bridge
Rejecting files
Batch-renaming files
Consolidating files in a single location
Selecting music
Recording narration
4. Building a Sequence
Setting up the Timeline
Organizing shots and adjusting clip order
Adjusting duration
Adding transitions and effects
Changing the playback speed of footage
Building complex sequences
5. Working with Audio
Adjusting volume in clips
Panning audio
Muting audio
Adding a music bed to your Photoshop timeline
Previewing audio
Normalizing audio
6. Correcting Color and Exposure
Fixing underexposed footage
Fixing overexposed footage
Adjusting the contrast of video footage
Color balancing a video shot
Adding vibrance to a video clip
Creating black-and-white effects
Using photo filters for video footage
Using Smart Filters
Softening skin for video footage
Correcting with Adobe Camera Raw
7. Working with Text and Graphics
Adding a watermark
Adding a lower-third graphic
Animating text
Inserting a logo bug
8. Building a Slideshow
Loading multiple photos into a slideshow
Adding a soundtrack
Editing to the beat
Adding moves to photos in the Timeline
Adding transitions to the Timeline
9. Publishing Video
Before you export your video from Photoshop
Understanding nonsquare pixels
An overview of the Render Video dialog
Quality-based presets
Exporting H.264 from Photoshop
Exporting QuickTime from Photoshop
Exporting a DPX sequence from Photoshop
Including an alpha channel in your video
10. Conclusion
Final thoughts
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