Join Chris Orwig for an in-depth discussion in this video Adding typography and audio to a video project, part of Photoshop CS6 for Photographers New Features.
Here in this movie we are going to continue to work with the same video clip.…Yet, here we are going to focus in on how we could add some type and how we could…fade that type in--and also how we could add an audio track.…Well, in order to add type, what we want to do is create what's called a new video group.…You can do that by clicking in your timeline on this little icon here.…Go ahead and click on that, then choose New Video Group.…You'll notice that you now have a new folder or Video Group.…Next select the Type tool.…You can do that by clicking on it in the Tools panel.…
Then I will go ahead and click on the image. I am just going to type out this…particular person's name, Rob Machado.…Next, press Command+Return in order to apply that type.…Here I will select the Move tool. Now I am going to go ahead and reposition this.…I want is to show up right about here.…Well, now currently the type shows up at the beginning of this movie file. I don't want that.…So just click and drag and move it over.…
Author
Chris Orwig
Updated
12/11/2012Released
4/23/2012- Getting familiar with the new interface
- Exploring improvements to Bridge and Mini Bridge
- Recovering highlights and improving exposure with Camera Raw
- Making precise raw adjustments with the Point Tone Curve
- Grouping, filtering, and finding layers
- Correcting distortion with Adaptive Wide Angle controls
- Working with the new Content-Aware tools
- Making better selections
- Performing perspective cropping
- Getting started with video in Photoshop
- Making picture-perfect prints with the Print dialog
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 12/11/12. What changed?
A: We added an additional chapter, "Creative Cloud Updates December 2012," to cover the new features rolled out with the Creative Cloud subscription model for Photoshop, including the Blur Gallery and Smart Filters' new impact on still images, and the abilities to blur video, change image size and resolution with the Crop tool, and use conditional actions to add watermarks to your images.
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Welcome
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Welcome1m 21s
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1. Getting to Know the New Photoshop
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Selecting a workspace2m 47s
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2. Improvements in Bridge and Mini Bridge
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Working with Mini Bridge4m 21s
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3. Adobe Camera Raw Improvements
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Painting away moiré patterns2m 40s
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4. Increased Flexibility with the Layers Panel
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Blending and renaming layers5m 46s
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Filtering and finding layers4m 15s
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5. Working with the Blur Gallery
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Adding Field Blur3m 24s
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Working with Iris Blur3m 55s
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6. Using the New Content-Aware Tools
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7. Making General Image Adjustments
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Cropping redefined6m 9s
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Using perspective cropping2m 48s
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8. Editing Video in Photoshop
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Working with multiple clips4m 41s
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9. Making Picture-Perfect Prints
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10. Features Available with Adobe Creative Cloud
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Conclusion
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Goodbye33s
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