
You can notice this through the frame numbers on the top of the Timeline panel. There is a slider in the bottom of the Timeline panel, you can drag it to the right or left to zoom the timeline and reveal more frames of the animation. You can hold the Shift Key while resizing to maintain the video aspect ratio. Press Ok and resize the video to fit in the stage. You will get an alert message that the video will be converted into a Smart Object. Press Cmd+T (Ctrl+T in Windows) for Free Transform. Now, we will resize the video to fit the stage. If you do not see it choose Create Video Timeline from the Timeline panel. On the Timeline panel, you will notice that the video layer appears in the timeline. Due to the size of the video file, you can download a free copy of it from the following link: Navigate to the video Freemoonriseoverwater.mov and click Open. This will set the document size, aspect ratio and animation frame per second to meet with the NTSC video standards.įrom the Layer menu, choose Video Layers> New Video Layer From File. In the New Document dialog box, choose Film and Video from the Presets list.įrom the Size, choose NTSC DV Widescreen. You can download the beta version of Photoshop CS6 from this link.īefore we jump to the tutorial, let us preview the final look of the animation below:Ĭreate a new Photoshop document by choosing New from the File menu.

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