Apply Clouds Filter to Video in Photoshop CS6
Edited by Freya, Ash0hley, Eng
You're watching VisiHow. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can apply a Clouds Filter to a video clip in Photoshop CS6, on Windows 7.
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- 1The preview is in the center, the Timeline is at the bottom, and the Layers are on the right-hand side. If you need to find out how to import a video, check out my other video. Once we have everything ready, make sure the video clip has been converted to a Smart Object. This basically flattens the clip so it's treated as one big frame, rather than a lot of little frames.As we can see, Photoshop is already open, and a video has been imported.
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- 4It automatically applies clouds over the video. It doesn't allow us to toggle anything. Depending on what we are working with, it may have quite a nice effect. Sometimes it may not be what we are after since it is quite opaque. We can play around with the opacity as well.Hover the mouse cursor over "Render", and select "Clouds".
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- 6If you have any questions, comments, or queries, then feel free to add them to the section below. We'll do our best to get back to you.This is a VisiHow video, and I've just shown you how to apply a Clouds Filter to a video clip in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.
Video: Apply Clouds Filter to Video in Photoshop CS6
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