1. Descarga losarchivos de práctica . Verás que hay once archivos de la sandía. No los abras de uno en uno. Carga todos los archivos como capas en un solo archivo: en Photoshop, elige Archivo > Secuencias de comandos > Cargar archivos en pila.
2. Se abrirá la ventana Cargar capas. Haz clic en Examinar para elegir las imágenes del ordenador y cargarlas en Photoshop. Cuando veas los archivos alistados, haz clic en Aceptar.
Nota: Photoshop carga las imágenes y crea capas individuales para cada foto. Esta parte puede tardar un poco.
Crea cuadros a partir de capas
3. A continuación, abre la línea de tiempo. Ve a Ventana > Línea de tiempo.
De forma predeterminada, Photoshop añade el primer cuadro en el panel Línea de tiempo.
4. Haz clic en el icono Menú arriba a la derecha del panel Línea de tiempo y elige Crear cuadros a partir de capas en el menú de herramientas relacionadas.
5. Ahora, todas las capas aparecen como cuadros en orden invertido en la línea de tiempo. Para corregirlo, haz lo siguiente: Haz clic en el primer cuadro, mantén pulsado Mayús (o Shift) y haz clic en el último cuadro. Con todos los cuadros seleccionados, elige Invertir cuadros en el menú.
6. Para crear un bucle de tu animación, haz clic en el icono + para duplicar las capas.
7. Con los cuadros duplicados aún seleccionados, elige Invertir cuadros en el menú.
8. Del cuadro 1 al 11, la sandía va desapareciendo y, del cuadro 12 al 22, esta se vuelve a reconstruir. Como los cuadros 11 y 12 son iguales, elimina el cuadro duplicado del centro de la animación. Haz clic en el cuadro 12 y elige Eliminar cuadro en el menú.
9. Pulsa la barra espaciadora para obtener una vista previa de la animación.
Ajusta la duración
10. Haz clic en el primer cuadro en la parte inferior, donde puedes ver 0 seg y una pequeña flecha. Cambia la duración a 0,5 segundos.
11. Haz lo mismo con el cuadro 11. Pulsa la barra espaciadora para comprobar el ajuste: la animación se pausa brevemente mientras crece y mengua.
Comparte tu trabajo
12. Guarda la animación como vídeo para Instagram. Elige Archivo > Exportar > Interpretar vídeo.
13. En la ventana Interpretar vídeo, asigna un nombre al archivo y elige un destino. Establece las dimensiones en 1080 × 1080. Ese es el tamaño óptimo para Instagram. Mantén la configuración predeterminada para los demás y haz clic en Interpretar.
Consejo: Los vídeos no se reproducen eternamente en bucle en Instagram, así que, si tu animación es corta, puedes añadir cuadros al vídeo antes de exportarlo.
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