Why bother faking this in Photoshop when you can go through the trouble of launching a real chair into space, along with a camera? Well, maybe because you'll never recover the footage after the whole damn thing crashes back into earth...
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Shaky camera images? Fix it in post!
A new feature to be expected in the next edition of Photoshop. Unfortunately it doesn't work with video- yet. Hope this feature is released in time before I hand over my images from my photoshoot of a classic car rally last sunday...;-)
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Photoshop for Video Tips & Tricks
I am not a Photoshop-adept by any means. I enviously eyeball people who effortlessly skate through layers, click frolickly on a filter here and an alpha channel there.... I can't stand it... I desperately want to be proficient at Photoshop but the reality is: I use it too little to ever really crack that nut.
For people like me, Video University has a helpful sheet with Photoshop for Video Tips & Tricks.
Some of the topics include:
Creating an Image for Video Use
Tips for Viewing Pixel Aspect Ratios
Using Logos
Extracting Elements from an Image
If you want to go more in-depth, Photoshop guru Richard Harrington's Photoshop for Video has gotten some great reviews on Amazon- and beyond.
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