Apply Twirl Filter to Video in Photoshop CS6
Edited by Freya, Alexander Avdeev, Eng
You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to show you how you can apply a twirl effect to a video clip in Photoshop CS6 in Windows 7.
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- 3There is another VisiHow video on how to do that. Smart objects have different pictures in layers. After converting a clip into a smart object, Photoshop basically flattens the clip almost as if it's one whole frame rather than many individual small frames. We are limited in terms of changing duration, speed, and other things. We can treat it like one image and add a filter.We need to ensure that the layer we want to work with has been converted into a smart object.
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- 11There are contour lines in the bottom right-hand corner that show us how far the image is being twirled. 50 degrees is not so strong, but it adds a visible effect to our image. We drag the slider to the right to make the effect more dramatic. We can drag it the other way to turn the effect into another direction. The effect will flip back around. If we set "Angle" to 0, which we can do by typing a number as well, then the image is normal. The contour lines are just a cross instead.We can select the "Angle" value by clicking and dragging the slider.
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- 15We can go backwards as we normally would do in Photoshop if we decide that we want to get rid of the applied effect.
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