1. Scarica ifile di esercitazione . Troverai 11 file. Non devi aprirli uno per uno, ma caricarli tutti come livelli in un unico file: in Photoshop, scegli File > Script > Carica file in serie.
2. Si aprirà la finestra Carica livelli. Fai clic su Sfoglia per scegliere le immagini dal computer e caricarle in Photoshop. Quando visualizzi i file nell’elenco, fai clic su OK.
Nota: Photoshop carica le immagini e crea singoli livelli per ciascuna foto. Questa operazione potrebbe richiedere qualche minuto.
Come creare fotogrammi a partire dai livelli
3. Apri la Timeline andando su Finestra > Timeline. Per impostazione predefinita, Photoshop aggiunge il primo fotogramma nel pannello Timeline
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4. Fai clic sull’icona Menu in alto a destra nel pannello Timeline e scegli Crea fotogrammi dai livelli dal menu a comparsa.
5. Ora tutti i livelli appaiono come fotogrammi in ordine inverso sulla timeline. Per correggere l’ordine, fai clic sul primo fotogramma, tieni premuto Maiusc e fai clic sull’
ultimo fotogramma. Con tutti i fotogrammi selezionati, scegli Inverti fotogrammi dal menu.
6. Per ripetere l’animazione, duplica i livelli facendo clic sull’icona +.
7. Con i fotogrammi duplicati ancora selezionati, scegli Inverti fotogrammi dal menu.
8. L’anguria sparisce gradualmente nei fotogrammi da 1 a 11, mentre ricresce nei fotogrammi da 12 a 22. Dal momento che i fotogrammi 11 e 12 sono uguali, elimina quello duplicato al centro dell’animazione. Fai clic sul fotogramma 12 e scegli Elimina fotogramma dal menu.
9. Premi la barra spaziatrice per visualizzare l’animazione in anteprima.
Come regolare la durata
10. Fai clic sul primo fotogramma in basso, dove vedi 0 sec. e una piccola freccia. Modifica la durata impostandola a 0,5 secondi.
11. Esegui la stessa operazione sull’undicesimo fotogramma. Premi la barra spaziatrice per controllare le modifiche: l’animazione fa una piccola pausa prima che l’anguria inizi a sparire e a ricrescere.
Come condividere il progetto
12. Salva l’animazione come video per Instagram. Scegli File > Esporta > Rendering video.
13. Nella finestra Rendering video, nomina il file e scegli una destinazione.
Imposta le dimensioni a 1080 x 1080: è il formato ideale per Instagram. Mantieni tutte le altre impostazioni predefinite e fai clic su Rendering.
Suggerimento: i video non si ripetono all'infinito su Instagram, quindi se l’animazione è corta potresti aggiungere dei fotogrammi al video prima dell'esportazione.
Ecco fatto! Ora tocca a te creare un’animazione in stop motion con Photoshop. Scarica le risorse disponibili oppure usa le tue e condividi il risultato finale su Facebook, Twitter e Instagram con l’hashtag #MadewithPhotoshop per ricevere commenti e restare in contatto con le altre menti creative della nostra community.
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