Add Solarize Filter to Video in Photoshop CS6

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, I'm going to show you how to add a Solarize filter to a video on Photoshop CS6 on Windows 7.

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   As we can see, the video has already been imported which is being shown as a preview in the center

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   The Timeline is at the bottom, and the Layers are on the right-hand side. Before we do anything, we need to ensure that whatever layer we are working with has been converted to a smart object. It flattens our video down to one frame, rather than a lot of individual frames. We lose the option of changing the duration and speed of our clip, but we can add filters as if it's an image.

   

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   Select the clip on your Timeline again

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   Come up to "Filters" on the top menu bar

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   Hover over "Stylize", and select "Solarize"

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   It will apply it automatically. Solarize makes it look like the negative images of an analog film. In a video, this could be fun to experiment with. On the right-hand side, we will see all of the sub-layers.

   

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   We can hide these, by clicking on the eye beside each one

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   That way, you can see how it looks without it.

   

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   This is a VisiHow video, and I've just shown you how to apply a Solarize filter to a video clip on Photoshop CS6 on Windows 7

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   If you have any questions or comments, feel free to add them to the section below. We'll do our best to get back to you.

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