need help! how do i do this?....
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23-04-2006, 11:26 PM
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With photoshop you should have 'image ready' on the same disc. You can select it from photoshop by selecting the very bottom icon in the tools pallette.
Follow this link and have a go. If you have any problems then send me a pm.
http://www.digitalscrapbookplace.com...edgif_ab.shtml
Where it states 'change visibility' you just select the little 'eye' icon and turn off the one you don't want
Leigh
With photoshop you should have 'image ready' on the same disc. You can select it from photoshop by selecting the very bottom icon in the tools pallette.
Follow this link and have a go. If you have any problems then send me a pm.
http://www.digitalscrapbookplace.com...edgif_ab.shtml
Where it states 'change visibility' you just select the little 'eye' icon and turn off the one you don't want
Leigh
25-04-2006, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RS-Leigh
Martin
With photoshop you should have 'image ready' on the same disc. You can select it from photoshop by selecting the very bottom icon in the tools pallette.
Follow this link and have a go. If you have any problems then send me a pm.
http://www.digitalscrapbookplace.com...edgif_ab.shtml
Where it states 'change visibility' you just select the little 'eye' icon and turn off the one you don't want
Leigh
With photoshop you should have 'image ready' on the same disc. You can select it from photoshop by selecting the very bottom icon in the tools pallette.
Follow this link and have a go. If you have any problems then send me a pm.
http://www.digitalscrapbookplace.com...edgif_ab.shtml
Where it states 'change visibility' you just select the little 'eye' icon and turn off the one you don't want
Leigh
25-04-2006, 10:10 PM
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When it duplicates.......
Select duplicate layer in the animation window, then deselect the eye symbol next to that picture in the layer pallet. This will change the image to the next layer, duplicate again and then deselect the image again. you should now have the three pictures all individually in the animation window. Select the time between slides ....job done.
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
When it duplicates.......
Select duplicate layer in the animation window, then deselect the eye symbol next to that picture in the layer pallet. This will change the image to the next layer, duplicate again and then deselect the image again. you should now have the three pictures all individually in the animation window. Select the time between slides ....job done.
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
25-04-2006, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by RS-Leigh
Martin
When it duplicates.......
Select duplicate layer in the animation window, then deselect the eye symbol next to that picture in the layer pallet. This will change the image to the next layer, duplicate again and then deselect the image again. you should now have the three pictures all individually in the animation window. Select the time between slides ....job done.
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
When it duplicates.......
Select duplicate layer in the animation window, then deselect the eye symbol next to that picture in the layer pallet. This will change the image to the next layer, duplicate again and then deselect the image again. you should now have the three pictures all individually in the animation window. Select the time between slides ....job done.
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
when i deselect the eye symbol i simply get a chequered area replacing the picture.... i don't understand how to introduce another picture that's the problem! i am doing this on a very expensive lap top which is about to get smashed to bits
.... i hate things i don't understand
25-04-2006, 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by RS-Leigh
Martin
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
If you cant sort it then pm me the pictures with the size you want and time between each picture.
Leigh
, i don't have any particular pictures that need doing at the mo but do want to understand how to do it.
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Creating the picture is just like creating a sig.
Start off with a new blank image, select the size you want.
Open up the pictures you want to use.
drag the first picture from the layer pallet onto the blank. Ctrl and T, then adjust size to cover the whole blank image.
Now bring the second picture over and place on top of the previous picture on the original blank, so you have all the pictures you want to use on top of each other.
You should now have the original blank image with your pictures on as a multiple layer image, ie. the layer pallet should show the new blank with each picture you placed on top as a different layer.
Go to image ready and do what i have already described.
Leigh
Start off with a new blank image, select the size you want.
Open up the pictures you want to use.
drag the first picture from the layer pallet onto the blank. Ctrl and T, then adjust size to cover the whole blank image.
Now bring the second picture over and place on top of the previous picture on the original blank, so you have all the pictures you want to use on top of each other.
You should now have the original blank image with your pictures on as a multiple layer image, ie. the layer pallet should show the new blank with each picture you placed on top as a different layer.
Go to image ready and do what i have already described.
Leigh
25-04-2006, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by RS-Leigh
Creating the picture is just like creating a sig.
Start off with a new blank image, select the size you want.
Open up the pictures you want to use.
drag the first picture from the layer pallet onto the blank. Ctrl and T, then adjust size to cover the whole blank image.
Now bring the second picture over and place on top of the previous picture on the original blank, so you have all the pictures you want to use on top of each other.
You should now have the original blank image with your pictures on as a multiple layer image, ie. the layer pallet should show the new blank with each picture you placed on top as a different layer.
Go to image ready and do what i have already described.
Leigh
Start off with a new blank image, select the size you want.
Open up the pictures you want to use.
drag the first picture from the layer pallet onto the blank. Ctrl and T, then adjust size to cover the whole blank image.
Now bring the second picture over and place on top of the previous picture on the original blank, so you have all the pictures you want to use on top of each other.
You should now have the original blank image with your pictures on as a multiple layer image, ie. the layer pallet should show the new blank with each picture you placed on top as a different layer.
Go to image ready and do what i have already described.
Leigh
27-04-2006, 06:49 AM
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Martin,
Just another thing, if you copy and past the first pic 2 or 3 times, and then adjust the Opacity down on each one, then copy and paste the second pic 2 or 3 times after and adjust the opacity up, you'll get a Fade effect as opposed to just flashing.
Just in case you fancy having a mess around with it.
Like on my sig
Just another thing, if you copy and past the first pic 2 or 3 times, and then adjust the Opacity down on each one, then copy and paste the second pic 2 or 3 times after and adjust the opacity up, you'll get a Fade effect as opposed to just flashing.
Just in case you fancy having a mess around with it.
Like on my sig
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