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Custom split-screen effect - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop: Creative Video Compositing
Custom split-screen effect
- [Instructor] A split screen effect is a common way to show two video clips at the same time, and it's usually an easily applied feature in many video editing programs. With a layer mask in Photoshop, you can create a custom split screen effect, based on the shape of elements in your video project. Let's check this out. So since we're going to be working with several video clips in this project, let's explore a different way to open the clips into one Photoshop file. I'm going to do that in Adobe Bridge, which is what you see open here on my screen, and what I want is the last five files selected, so I'm going to click on the light bulb to make it selected, and then I'm going to shift click on the windmills, and it selects everything between those two click points. Next, I'll come up to the Tools menu in Adobe Bridge. I'll choose Photoshop, load files into Photoshop layers. So this is a really useful shortcut, and as you can see, it's arranged all those files as layers here, and more…
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Create a file structure for projects4m 38s
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Create a simple video composite6m 1s
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Add a mask to a video layer5m 33s
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Custom split-screen effect6m 24s
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Add crossfade transitions5m 2s
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Control opacity with keyframes4m 25s
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Animate elements with keyframes7m 52s
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Modify Smart Object video layers5m 35s
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Export finished video clips5m 3s
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