1. Téléchargez les fichiers de cet exemple. Ou créez les vôtres !
a. Utilisez les fichiers d’exemple qui incluent 10 variations d’un dessin de tête de mort.
b. Créer votre propre dessin en utilisant l’outil Pinceau
dans Photoshop pour créer 10 variantes de votre dessin sur différents calques. Inclure les détails pour montrer les changements « en mouvement » de chaque dessin.
Les étapes suivantes réfèrent aux fichiers d’exemple, qui incluent 10 variations d’un dessin de tête de mort.
2. Ouvrez le premier dessin de tête de mort (skull_Layer 1.jpg) dans Photoshop. Glissez-déposez les 9 autres dessins dans votre document Photoshop. Confirmez l’importation de chaque dessin avec Entrée pour laisser le mode « Transformation manuelle », qui vous est proposé automatiquement lorsque vous glissez une nouvelle image dans un espace de travail.
Créez votre animation
3. Ouvrez le panneau Fenêtre -- Montage
4. Sélectionnez et cliquez sur Créer une animation d’image dans le menu déroulant du panneau
Montage. La première image apparaîtra.
5. Maintenant choisissez Créer des images d’après les calques
dans le menu en haut à droite du panneau Montage.
6. Cliquez la première animation depuis le panneau Montage en maintenant la touche Maj et cliquez sur la dernière image pour sélectionner toutes les images de l’animation.
7. Cliquez la flèche du bas sur l’une des images et choisissez un intervalle de 0.1 seconde.
8. Choisissez Toujours dans le menu en bas du panneau Montage pour mettre l’animation en boucle.
9. Cliquez sur Jouer pour pré-visualiser votre animation
10. Exportez votre GIF animé. Choisissez Fichier – Exportation – Enregistrer pour le Web (hérité). Choisissez GIF 128 Tramé comme format en haut a droite de la fenêtre. Vérifiez que l’option en boucle Toujours est bien sélectionnée en bas a droite. Cliquez Enregistrer et choisissez un emplacement.
Et voilà, le tour est joué ! Utilisez vos propres ressources ou celles proposées en téléchargement, puis partagez votre image sur Facebook, Twitter et Instagram avec le hashtag #MadewithPhotoshop pour recueillir des commentaires et échanger avec d'autres créatifs.
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