Add Average Blur to Video Clip in Photoshop CS6
Edited by Freya, Alexander Avdeev, Eng
You're watching VisiHow! In this video, we are going to show you how you can add average blur to a video clip in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.
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- 2There is another VisiHow video on how to convert a video clip into a smart object. This is important because when a video clip is a smart object, Photoshop treats the entire clip as one layer. It's almost like JPEG. Photoshop just flattens everything. That means that we'll lose the ability to change the volume or speed of the clip, but if we add a filter, then it goes to the entire clip, however many seconds and minutes it is. If we don't convert a clip into a smart object and add a filter, then the effect will be added only to one specific frame. If we have seven seconds of video, then that is a lot of frames. We ensure that we have our smart object.The layer or clip that we want to be adding a filter to should be ensured to be a smart object.
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Recent edits by: Alexander Avdeev, Freya