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| Tweet Topic Started: Sep 22 2006, 08:33 PM (54 Views) | |
| mga30 | Sep 22 2006, 08:33 PM Post #1 |
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This is what you will create: ![]() now first grab a transparent sniper scope. I have one here (For those using IE, just right click the images and save it to your computer, open it in photoshop and its transparent): ![]() Once you get the scope, open it in photoshop and increase its canvas size to 30 inches by 30 inches. (Image -- Canvas Size). Grab the magic wand tool and click outside of the scope so everythign is selected but the inside of the scope. Fill that with black. If you get some white where the scope ended, just brush it with a black brush to get rid of it. Now you should have something like this: ![]() A very large document, but you will see why we made it so big later on. Get a good picture, I will be using one of Call of Duty. Resize it to where you want and just drag and drop the sniper scope image into the other image (in my case Call of Duty). You should now have this: ![]() Now switch to imageReady (Shift + Control + M) and duplicate the current frame in the animation window. On the second frame, move the sniper scope somewhere you like. After you do that, click the Tween button and tween it with previous frame, and how many frams to add as you want. Repeat this process again and again until you are satisfied with the look of your image. NOTE: When you preview it in imageReady, it is faster than it would be when you save it. I always preview it in browser just to see what it will look like when it is complete. My final image: ![]() pretty simple to do. just mess around with the animation part and you can do some cool things. |
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